
Our Work
Graphic Facilitation can be as
functional as it is beautiful.

Case Study 01
Aedis Architects
Aedis Architects wanted to find out what was missing and critical to focus on for the Gilroy Unified School District (GUSD) master facilities plan. They went through a series of activities, aided by visual frameworks, to identify 5 focus areas (pillars).
Case Study 02
Fort Lewis College
Fort Lewis College wanted to identify and prioritize key activities for the new president to perform in a 100 day roadmap to her official inauguration.


Case Study 03
University of North Texas
The Chief Compliance Officer wanted to make a playbook of an Integrity Framework. The goal was to visualize the key elements of a successful compliance program demonstrating what it is and how to use it.​
Case Study 04
SpaceWERX + AFWERX
Live visual note-taking for 50+ challenge definition workshops that crowdsource market research from academia, government, and industry to create solutions for the military and beyond. Credit to my facilitation partners at Openfield in collaboration with Collaboration.ai for designing and leading this exceptional work.


Case Study 05
Sturgeon Electric
Multiple years in a row, Sturgeon wanted to gather valuable feedback from their customers at the CAHED tradeshow. I illustrated their ideas live, creating an engaging interactive experience that enabled Sturgeon to ultimately serve their customers better.

Case Study 06
An unprecedented spring freeze led to a 100% loss of the local autumn apple harvest across five Colorado counties. Facing a festival with zero apples, The Good Food Collective commissioned Codesigned Collaborative to bridge the physical void using live, interactive visual storytelling.
We designed and illustrated a massive, large-scale timeline mural titled "Apples at Our Core." The installation mapped out the deep agricultural history of Southwest Colorado while inviting hundreds of attendees to contribute their own hand-written memories directly to the canvas. The project successfully turned an environmental challenge into a deeply engaging platform for local history, civic dialogue, and community trust.