Erin offers a range of services that can be engaged individually or combined, depending on the needs of the project.
Services
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Often forming the starting point of a project, this work focuses on making sense of complex ideas, frameworks and content — shaping them into clear, coherent structures that can be effectively communicated.
This may include:
organising and simplifying complex material
identifying key messages and relationships
shaping narrative flow across reports or presentations
preparing content for visual communication
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Design of clear, structured visuals that explain systems, processes and abstract concepts — supporting understanding across audiences.
Typical outputs include:
framework diagrams and visual models
process maps and system visualisations
conceptual diagrams and explanatory visuals
standalone visuals for reports and presentations
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Development of clear, compelling visual communication across outputs including reports, presentations and publications — ensuring content is communicated with clarity, consistency and impact.
Typical outputs include:
reports and publications
presentation decks
summary documents
communication toolkits and visual assets
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Working with existing data to develop clear, engaging visual communication that supports understanding and insight.
Typical outputs include:
infographics
charts and graph redesign
data-led visuals for reports and presentations
integration of data into broader communication materials
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Workshops and lectures that build visual literacy and strengthen the ability to communicate complex ideas and data effectively. Sessions provide a structured approach to visual communication, with practical guidance tailored to research teams, academic departments and organisations.
Formats include:
team workshops
guest lectures
tailored training sessions for organisations
Process
Erin’s process moves from complex or consequential material—ideas, research and systems—into structured visual forms through an iterative process of framing, parsing, conceptualisation and prototyping.
The sense-making process is underpinned by collaboration and ongoing research. Ideas are tested, refined and developed in form. The resulting visual frameworks, systems, representations and communication outputs are impactful and support understanding and action.