Module 1

Explore the program

Getting your hands dirty will be your first creative act: we'll start from a blank sheet to arrive at structured visualization of ideas. Through concrete exercises you'll learn to make your thinking visible, choose the right tools and build a functional toolbox.

Approach

We don't teach "perfect technique": we help you find your mark, your way of communicating. From paper to screen, through posture and materials, you'll discover that a clear process enhances every stage of your thinking.

Who it's for

Program designed for designers, professionals (educators, psychologists, illustrators, etc.) and students who wish to pursue a career as graphic facilitators, scribers or visual communicators. It's for those who want to integrate visual language into educational, project, social or creative processes, starting concretely and structured in an emerging and transversal profession.

What you'll learn

• The basics of scribing and best visual tools for communication
• How to choose materials and supports
• First visualization techniques
• To give shape and voice to your ideas
• To start, to really learn

SCUP APPROACH - How we teach?

Learn by Doing

No theory for its own sake: you learn by doing, making mistakes, adjusting. Every exercise is real, every mistake is gold.

Empathy as a project tool

Listening, capturing the unspoken, translating intentions into images. Creating isn't about expressing yourself, it's about understanding.

Community Academy

We grow together, without judgment. SCUP is a safe space for those who want to challenge themselves and cross-pollinate.

Who is SCUP for?

SCUP is for those who want to learn to make thinking visible. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, here you'll find a starting point or an evolutionary leap.

• Never held a brush pen? Welcome.
• Already a post-it ninja? That too.

SCUP welcomes creatives, analysts, fluid thinkers, precise minds, drawers, thinkers. Cross-pollinate! Exchange generates value.

We'll guide you from blank sheet to mark that leaves its mark.