Kim Anderson is a visual storyteller, live illustrator and writer
Conferences
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Celebrations
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PR events
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Weddings
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Brand activations
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Science comms
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Conferences ✳︎ Workshops ✳︎ Celebrations ✳︎ PR events ✳︎ Weddings ✳︎ Brand activations ✳︎ Science comms ✳︎
Hi, I’m Kim!
I help organisations, businesses, communities and researchers to make complex or wide-ranging info more accessible through eye-grabbing visuals. If you want live illustration, infographics, comics or other visual storytelling assets that draw people in, then...
What I offer
Illustration can help spread a message, summarise information, and commemorate a special occasion. That’s where I come in.
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For conferences, workshops, talks, community events, brand activations and more who are looking for long-lasting impact. I illustrate presentations or ideas live for your guests to experience and take home with them. Give your attendees the gift of visual notes, or even bespoke guest portraits. Here’s how live illustration can benefit your next event.
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Communicating science concepts and research in a clear and impactful way is undeniably important, but it has its challenges. As an illustrator, I can bring your research to life, making it easier to understand and digest, extending its reach to wider audiences. As a disabled creative, I particularly enjoy working on projects that reflect or benefit the disabled community. Get in touch and let me know what you’re working on. I can also provide quotes for funding proposals.
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You’ve got a great piece of writing, but it’s just that… a block of text. Illustrations add extra depth, meaning and emotion to an editorial piece, from articles and annual reports, to presentations and newsletters. I can illustrate a one-off piece or a series of images that make people want to stay and read.
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Have something else in mind that isn’t covered above? Get in touch and let’s see what we can make!
What’s new?
My comic, ‘Where r u really from?’ explores my personal experience of growing up as a mixed-race Māori and Singaporean Chinese kid. This comic is included in Everything that moves, moves through another, an anthology about the mixed-race experience by Jennifer Cheuk.
Everything that moves is published by 5ever books. Purchase your copy here.