Don’t Let Your Best Ideas Die in a Slide Deck
Transform your next meeting, conference, or brainstorm into a high-impact visual narrative that people actually remember.
“Watching Kate Covey capture our event in real time was incredible. Her visuals not only brought the key ideas to life but also made the content more engaging and memorable for everyone at the show. It was a unique and powerful addition to the experience—highly recommended!”
Lori Spitz, Sturgeon Electric
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Captivate the Crowd at Corporate Expos
✍🏽 Stop being just another booth. Project live, digital sketches of attendee insights onto big screens to create a "social magnet" that stops people in their tracks and starts real conversations.
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✍🏽 Turn feedback into art. Use massive interactive displays where participant ideas are clustered and synthesized into themes, creating instant alignment and making your audience feel truly valued.
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Combat Zoom Fatigue with Live Art
✍🏽 Keep your virtual team engaged. By spotlighting live illustrations in real-time, you give participants a visual "anchor" that clarifies complex topics and prevents the "multitasking" slump.
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Distill High-Level Strategy into Action
✍🏽 Capture the essence of your keynotes in a single, powerful frame. These visuals are perfect for socializing with stakeholders, VCs, and partners to show exactly where your organization is headed.
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Pre-Scribe Your Path to Clarity
✍🏽 Don't just present; tell a story. Pre-drawn visual frames help you iterate your content down to its most salient points, giving your presenters a stunning, cohesive roadmap to speak to.
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✍🏽 Bridge the gap between 2025 accomplishments and 2026 goals. Create a shared sense of accountability by literally seeing how far you’ve come and exactly where you’re going.
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✍🏽 Don't let your research sit in a PDF. Take complex Word documents and data and translate them into sets of communication pieces that actually move people to action.
I was able to take Word documents provided by TAASA and illustrate 1. Strengthening Sexual Assault Services in TX Rural and Border Counties
2. Impact Stories from Awarded Grantees and 3. Kit Recommendations from Grantee Feedback
Using PowerPoint to annotate desired changes, we collaboratively created a powerful set of communication pieces
