Jessamy Gee's blog

This is one of my all-time favourite icons.

I use this for conversations related to self-worth, self-discovery, self-value, etc. It's simple but I always find it very emotive. Even drawing it I can feel a warm in my core. The diamond symbol may also be replaced with a heart or other symbol that can also be used elsewhere in the same illustration as a short hand for the types of things one may be uncovering about oneself. 

I love the thought of peeling yourself open, looking deep inside, and being pleasantly surprised by the treasures you find. 

Like many industries during the COVID-19 Crisis, Visual Practitioners worldwide have pivoted to offering our services in the virtual space.

In the world of COVD-19, most people who can are now working from home and all businesses are looking for virtual solutions, particularly when it comes to communication.

Our role as visual practitioners is hugely valuable in supporting people through new communication methods - more so than ever, actually. 

In the world of COVD-19, most people who can are now working from home and all businesses are looking for virtual solutions, particularly when it comes to communication.

Our role as visual practitioners is hugely valuable in supporting people through new communication methods - more so than ever, actually. 

Having an unusual name, I often get asked about pronunciation by the facilitator ahead of time. As I’ve had 35 years of practise explaining my name to people, I now have a quick go-to when people ask: “Jessamy like Sesame, Gee like the letter”.  This usually works a treat.