Visuals

5 ways visuals helped big names share big ideas

31 March 20263 min read

Great ideas deserve clarity, but in a noisy world that is not enough on its own. They also have to be memorable. Over the years I have created visuals that helped respected creators communicate their ideas to millions. Here are five examples of an idea meeting the right visual.

  1. Steven Bartlett's post alongside the creativity visual
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    Steven Bartlett, 97,000+ reactions

    Steven shared a visual about creativity, on how stepping away from meetings to move your body leads to better ideas. It became one of his most successful posts, with millions of impressions across the visuals we have shared.

  2. Sahil Bloom's tweet next to the 2 Day Rule visual
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    Sahil Bloom, 10M+ impressions

    A visual of the 2 Day Rule for staying consistent reached 63,000 likes, 21,000 bookmarks and more than ten million impressions. It led to a deeper collaboration. Sahil put it kindly: it is easy to work with someone as amazingly talented as Wisdom Made Easy.

  3. Timothy Armoo
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    Timothy Armoo, 60,000+ likes

    Through a run of Instagram visuals, one collaboration post alone passed sixty thousand likes. Timo said I have a gift for turning complex ideas into shareable concepts.

  4. Patrick Regan presenting with the visuals on the big screen
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    Patrick Regan OBE, on the stage

    Rather than social media, these illustrations supported presentations, book launches, workshops and talks, complementing his work on mental wellbeing.

  5. The Main Street Millionaire book with an illustrated visual
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    Codie Sanchez, a bestseller

    The visuals inside Main Street Millionaire simplified the key ideas and helped the book reach the New York Times bestseller list.

Different audiences, different platforms, one shared goal: helping the reader understand. If you have an idea worth sharing, I would love to help you make it land.

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