Drawn to Reason

Drawings, toolkits and newsletters that help communicators build momentum for change.

Drawings

I make sense of complex topics using pictures (and often humour) – here’s a collection of visuals you might find useful and/or entertaining.

Climate communication challenges

Timeline of climate misinformation
Offset vs carbon reduction
Same values, different views
Climate conspiracy
We don’t always walk the talk
It’s all so complicated
We need to target head, hands and heart
It’s hard to prove we avoided something
Energy security is not political
The majority are being ignored
So-called media impartiality
Climate communicators need to stop arguing
Don’t look left!
Can we pierce filter bubbles?
How many LSE students have read Doughnut Economics?
Net Zero is Woke?!
Media impartiality
How minority voices are amplified
They’d rather invest in influence
Social norms
Climate policy whack-a-mole

More climate cartoons

Confusing young people
Green jobs or not?
Cause and effect
Business as usual
What’s your carbon handprint?
Why we only hear bad news
Misinformation
Inktober: Reckless (+10 prompts)
Short-termism
Who pays for climate change?
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Greenwash 1
Greenwash 2
Greenwash 3
Climate anxiety
Climate confusion
Systems thinking

ADHD cartoons

You don’t need to be less
Expanding the operating systems analogy
Why you need an ADHD co-worker 1
Why you need an ADHD co-worker 2
Why you need an ADHD co-worker 3
Why you need an ADHD co-worker 4
Does neurodiversity affect how we view AI?