> In my experience, I've found that cartoony/sketched images results in the audience being more receptive to, and remembering more of, the message. Subjectivel

> In my experience, I've found that cartoony/sketched images results in the audience being more receptive to, and remembering more of, the message. Subjectively, I'm inclined to agree. Somehow the "sketched" diagrams just seem more approachable, at least up to a certain complexity: that's why tools like Excalidraw have replaced something like LibreOffice Draw for when I need to create a diagram, at least outside of professional goals. Fonts are still difficult, though. Excalidraw's "handwritten" font is a bit too hard to read, but most of the sans fonts out there don't mesh well with the diagram style otherwise. Thankfully there's probably tools out there that support custom fonts with little issues and one can probably find one easily. Regardless, best of luck!