Interpretive writing services
The creative field of Interpretive writing makes you walk the edge, distilling complex ideas and subjects to their very essence. You don’t want your audience falling off, you want them right there with you, provoked, connected and wanting more.
I am a restless reader. In the exhibit world I would be called a skimmer. I flit from display to display until something grabs my attention. With this in mind I write interpretive displays, museum exhibits, trail brochures, newspaper and magazine articles and school programs to draw in a restless audience. I work closely with exhibit designers and artist to find the balance between visual and text.
Technical writing experience includes: master plans for commercial properties, environmental assessments, landowner stewardship strategy, and a national fire communications package.
All Things Wild projects have involved interpretive planning, research, writing, and design. We navigated projects from concept through to full installation and production.
A full writing resume and rate sheet is available upon request.
Read an article from Explore Magazine by Kirsten.