Bringing Ideas to Life Through Art, Story & Live Illustration
Hello, I’m Alex Crampton—visual storyteller, illustrator, and live scribe. I work with changemakers in wellness, sustainability, and education to translate complex ideas into engaging, meaningful visuals.
Through real-time illustration, graphic recording, and bespoke storytelling artwork, I help mission-driven teams communicate clearly, connect deeply, and inspire action.
What I bring
Creative Clarity for Big Ideas
With a background in theatre-making, facilitation, and community engagement, I know how to hold a room—and how to tune into what really matters. I don’t just draw what’s being said. I translate mood, energy, and nuance into images that speak straight to the heart.
My style is imaginative, intuitive, and grounded in care. I bring playfulness, depth, and a touch of magic to every collaboration.
How I Work with Organisations
I support purpose-led organisations by offering:
Live Scribing & Graphic Recording
Capturing ideas in real time during events, workshops, retreats, and conferences—on paper or digitally, in person or online.
Illustrated Reports & Visual Summaries
Creating artefacts that distill your work into accessible, beautiful takeaways that extend impact long after your event ends.
Every project is shaped collaboratively and built around your values, audience, and desired outcomes
Bespoke Storytelling Illustration
Illustrating the mission, vision, or journey of your program, campaign, or team—bringing your message to life with originality and care.
Who I work with
I love working with teams who care—those helping others heal, learn, organise, and protect the Earth.
My clients include organisations focused on:
Mental health and wellbeing
Environmental and systems change
Youth empowerment and education
Arts, storytelling, and culture for social impact
If you’re dreaming up something thoughtful, unconventional, or soul-led—I’d love to help you give it form.
Why I do this work
I came to visual storytelling through a personal journey of burnout and reconnection. After years working in theatre and social justice, I found myself worn out—and found healing in wild places, ritual, and drawing.
My sketchbook became a place of clarity and transformation. Now, I use my creativity in service of others—to help people pause, see, remember, and reimagine.
This is more than illustration. It’s about deep listening, visual language, and making meaning together.