For six decades, the Law Commission has played a vital role in reviewing, updating and simplifying the laws of England and Wales. Its work has shaped so many aspects of our lives - through family law and housing to business regulation and public services. Yet, it has made much of this impact quietly, behind the scenes. So, this project was about shining a light on six decades of legal reform in a single, compelling visual narrative.
It was a privilege to collaborate again with researchers at the University of Exeter to transform the extensive findings of their Green Social Prescribing programme into two striking infographics — helping make complex research accessible and capturing the extraordinary impact of nature on health and wellbeing.
World Animal Protection have a vision of a future that puts animal welfare at the heart of farming — making global food production better for animals, people and the planet. As they set about implementing their 10-year global strategy, vision mapping made perfect sense.
What does creativity look like? At the University of Exeter, it’s not confined to the arts — creativity is woven through everything. Working with the university’s Arts and Culture team, we designed a vibrant visual guide for staff — spanning all disciplines and departments — that makes creativity visible, accessible and impossible to ignore.
As one of the UK's largest landowners, Network Rail's exposure to the challenges of our changing climate is great. Here we dive into one of several projects they have undertaken with Scriberia: the award-winning visualisation of their Water Management Strategy.
In 2021, the Probation Service became responsible for delivering "unpaid work" programmes across England and Wales. They made the brilliant decision to vision map their vision, giving them a powerful new tool for communicating it to staff at all levels, and across all regions.
What a pleasure to collaborate once again with NHS Horizons – the NHS's in-house innovators and change-makers – by creating an infographic of the future of community-based healthcare, increasing visibility of their impactful work and driving transformative change.
The Open University was founded on a belief that knowledge should be accessible to all. We share that belief, which is why partnering with us to create a series of infographics to support their broadcast content and increase their research impact felt like a perfect fit.
The right communication strategy was essential for the Blue Communities project; a programme of marine research that supports the long-term well-being of coastal communities. Researchers from the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth used animation and infographics to share their work across different geographies, languages and cultures.
Researchers at Exeter University teamed up with Scriberia to create an infographic and illustrated handbook that would make the best research on nature-based treatments for common mental health issues more accessible to those with the power to prescribe them.
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