⏰Time:
June 23, 2025 (UTC+1)📍Location:
Zoom🚀Venue:
ACM C&C (Workshop 02)
📝Note:
Participation requires registration for the ACM Creativity and Cognition 2025 conference
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Welcome to HCI in Visual Storytelling
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Our Workshop’s Abstract

Visual narrative methodologies provide a more comprehensive and intuitive framework for articulating the multifaceted interactions between human users and computational systems. This workshop guides participants through five segments: image-based storytelling, figure sketching, narrative development, practical exercises, and collaborative critique. Participants learn to translate complex interactive systems into clear visual narratives using both analog and digital techniques. Through structured activities and provided resources, they develop skills to effectively communicate user experiences, system behaviors, and design concepts across stakeholder groups. The workshop equips both new and experienced practitioners with tools to enhance design communication and cross-cultural collaboration in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).







Zhishun Chi holds a Master's degree in research from Goldsmith College, University of London, and his research direction is children's illustration, especially in the expression of Eastern and Western storytelling in picture books. He has participated in several competitions of the Chinese Artists Association won the first prize, and participated in the forum of 100 Young People in Children's Book Creation. He has also worked on the story design for the theatrical animated film Fly Me to the Moon as well as on short commercials for BMW and Intel, exploring the difference between commercial and artistic storytelling.
Xin Wang is an illustrator in Illustration and Visual Media at the London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. Her research explores and interrogates a range of established, current and emerging approaches and techniques to develop practices that are innovative and reflect our times. Her works explore the diversity of approaches in the making, which includes both physical and digital outcomes, and consider how the Internet has changed how people communicate in today's age and makes people rethink the relationship between the digital world and the physical world.
Guan Wang is currently studying graphic design and illustration in Graphic Communication Design at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. Her research explores contemporary environmental, cultural, and societal complexities through diverse media, breaking traditional design boundaries and fostering collaborative learning across diverse backgrounds. Her recent project centres on collaborative, interactive intervention inspired by the concept of a ``smoking group." Titled ``Do you have a lighter?" it aims to create opportunities for students to connect with others and establish a sense of collective belonging within CSM.

TUTORS


Zhishun Chi,
Goldsmith College,
UK

Xin Wang,
University of the Arts London,
UK

Guan Wang,
University of the Arts London,
UK