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Inky Thinking
A team of talented illustrators, animators & storytellers creating visual tools and imagery for businesses.
About Inky Thinking
Founded in 2013, Inky Thinking is a creative agency of illustrators, animators and visual storytellers who turn business thinking into powerful visual communication. From boardroom strategy to global events, we help organisations see, share and succeed. Our talented team brings a range of distinctive illustrative styles with one mission: to visually empower and inspire and world’s most productive conversations. Our services include: • Graphic recording – capturing live conversations in real time • Animations – bringing your story to life with motion and clarity • Rich pictures & storyboards – distilling complexity into compelling visuals Partnering with Inky Thinking helps you to: • Win new clients where competitors can’t • Create the conditions for memorable, outcome-driven conversations • Enable teams and stakeholders to truly understand and engage • Put your people and your purpose firmly in the picture We’d love to help you bring your next project, meeting, pitch or event to life through visual thinking. Call us on 0333 567 2121 or email hello@inkythinking.com to start the conversation. We’re also proud to be the Official UK Neuland Reseller, providing sustainable, professional visual facilitation tools — from flipcharts, pinboards and paper to markers and refills to GraphicWalls all available at www.inkyshop.co.uk.
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Customers & Market
Inky Thinking delivered a client example featuring world-class facilitation, innovative visual tools, and a world-class facilitation kit.
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Products & Services
Inky Thinking adopted a hybrid approach combining bespoke digital graphics alongside charts for a facilitation workshop.
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Presence & Recognition
Inky Thinking facilitated a design thinking workshop with the MAN Truck & Bus SE team in Munich to develop cultural transformation initiatives.
Reported by Thomas Russell FRSA