The SpaceDraft Story
Our story didn’t start in 2017 when Lucy Cooke was working on big budget Hollywood movies, designing a time and space visualization tool to plan car chases, explosions and location shoots.
It didn’t start when Lucy was studying psychology, communication and the behavioral science of how we think, learn, share and connect as human beings.
It didn’t even start when she was a girl on the farm, watching her dad draw maps in the red dirt with a stick showing drovers and jackaroos where to muster sheep.
Our story didn’t start in 2017 when Lucy Cooke was working on big budget Hollywood movies, designing a time and space visualization tool to plan car chases, explosions and location shoots.
It didn’t start when Lucy was studying psychology, communication and the behavioral science of how we think, learn, share and connect as human beings.
It didn’t even start when she was a girl on the farm, watching her dad draw maps in the red dirt with a stick showing drovers and jackaroos where to muster sheep.
Our story didn’t start in 2017 when Lucy Cooke was working on big budget Hollywood movies, designing a time and space visualization tool to plan car chases, explosions and location shoots.
It didn’t start when Lucy was studying psychology, communication and the behavioral science of how we think, learn, share and connect as human beings.
It didn’t even start when she was a girl on the farm, watching her dad draw maps in the red dirt with a stick showing drovers and jackaroos where to muster sheep.
SpaceDraft’s story is older than any of us because it’s the original human story of connecting and understanding through pictures.
Before our earliest ancestors could tell, they could show.
As long as people have been people we’ve been visual storytellers.
Directions scratched in the dirt.
Hands and hunts painted on cave walls.
Glimpses of the world carved into stone.
SpaceDraft’s story is older than any of us because it’s the original human story of connecting and understanding through pictures.
Before our earliest ancestors could tell, they could show.
As long as people have been people we’ve been visual storytellers.
Directions scratched in the dirt.
Hands and hunts painted on cave walls.
Glimpses of the world carved into stone.
SpaceDraft’s story is older than any of us because it’s the original human story of connecting and understanding through pictures.
Before our earliest ancestors could tell, they could show.
As long as people have been people we’ve been visual storytellers.
Directions scratched in the dirt.
Hands and hunts painted on cave walls.
Glimpses of the world carved into stone.
It’s who we are.
It’s who we’ve always been.
But somewhere in the lightspeed flood of text we’ve lost our way.
Text is cheap, easy and the closest language gets to mathematics. Text is perfect for machines.
We’re not machines. Our creative, adaptable brains work first, work fastest and work best in pictures.
It’s who we are.
It’s who we’ve always been.
But somewhere in the lightspeed flood of text we’ve lost our way.
Text is cheap, easy and the closest language gets to mathematics. Text is perfect for machines.
We’re not machines. Our creative, adaptable brains work first, work fastest and work best in pictures.
It’s who we are.
It’s who we’ve always been.
But somewhere in the lightspeed flood of text we’ve lost our way.
Text is cheap, easy and the closest language gets to mathematics. Text is perfect for machines.
We’re not machines. Our creative, adaptable brains work first, work fastest and work best in pictures.
Our mission is to make communication human again.
To help people at work, at school and anywhere in life capture and share their tacit knowledge and hard-won insight, visually.
To help us connect in the clarity of shared understanding no matter what we need to discover, explore or master.
The future of communication, human and machine, is visual.
Our mission is to make communication human again.
To help people at work, at school and anywhere in life capture and share their tacit knowledge and hard-won insight, visually.
To help us connect in the clarity of shared understanding no matter what we need to discover, explore or master.
The future of communication, human and machine, is visual.
Our mission is to make communication human again.
To help people at work, at school and anywhere in life capture and share their tacit knowledge and hard-won insight, visually.
To help us connect in the clarity of shared understanding no matter what we need to discover, explore or master.
The future of communication, human and machine, is visual.
