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    Erin Price, Head of Talent & Training, Northumbrian Water

Ink Blot - The Inky Thinking Blog

Where we share our musings and insights about visual communication. Come and join the conversation!

Pen Tips Product Review

Visual Tips & Best Practice

Do Pen Tips make a big difference to the iPad experience?

Tom Russell reviews Pen Tips as a product tried and tested over lockdown for digital graphic work on the iPad Pro.

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Meeting room pens and whiteboard for blog by Tom Russell from Inky Thinking

Visual Leadership

Two Simple Ways to Improve Your Board Meeting

Management Teams have the freedom to role model how meetings can be conducted across their organisations. Just two small, tangible changes for the better could make a big difference.

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Image of different pairs of shoes supporting a blog post entitled 'one size communication does not fit all'

Guest Bloggers

One Size Communication Does Not Fit All…

If you are trying to engage a large, diverse group of people, you will need to consider the options for tailoring your communications. This starts with understanding your audience’s make-up and using that insight to make decisions.

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