Drawing is a way of seeing, thinking and understanding - a creative process that fuels disciplines as diverse as art, product design, architecture, illustration and film. It’s one of the fastest, most intuitive ways to capture ideas and drive innovation. This event celebrates the role of drawing as a foundation for creativity across industries and practice.
Renowned designer Sir Jony Ive KBE (former Chief Design Officer at Apple and now Chancellor of the Royal College of Art), illustrator Charlie Mackesy OBE (author and director of the award-winning The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse), and Tim Marlow OBE, Director of the Design Museum, come together to discuss how drawing informs their work across design, illustration and film.
This event, part of the Royal Drawing School’s 25th anniversary series, is presented in collaboration with the Design Museum, who are delighted to support this celebration of how drawing shapes creative practice across disciplines.
