The V3 XL and Mary Poppins' Mini: They fit.

When we first conceived the idea for the GraphicWall V3 XL , we were quite ambitious. It was meant to offer plenty of space for graphic recordings, be stable and sturdy – yet also take up as little space as possible during transport and be easily portable.

We put a lot of thought and effort into it, built prototypes, and repeatedly tested and optimized – and in the end we were quite satisfied.

And yet, we were impressed by the photos that Raven Tahara from Sacramento sent us some time ago. She was so enthusiastic about the flexibility and versatility of the GraphicWall V3 that she wanted to share this information with us and her creative colleagues.

Since 2008, Raven has been a successful facilitator (Certified ToP Facilitator) and graphic recorder. She is currently pursuing an MA in Leadership, Organizational Innovation and Change to be able to offer her clients even more comprehensive advice.

Whether she's working for government agencies or universities, non-profit organizations or companies, she regularly uses her GraphicWall V3 XL because the walls at many venues are simply too small, too uneven, or cluttered with pictures, curtains, etc. And then, of all things, she drives a Mini – as the name suggests, a rather small car…

Is that possible? Absolutely!

Raven, in any case, rolls everything to the car using the cart shown.

She packs up the GraphicWall, …

… places the accessory bag with the frame parts on top, …

…and finally the bag with the two roll-up devices.

Then she even disassembles the cart and stows that away too – and there's still plenty of room for plenty of markers. And of course, all the usual luggage that always has to come along.

We were amazed. And we're also a little proud: Perhaps it's not because of Mary Poppins' legendary bag, which can even fit a floor lamp. Perhaps it's because of the lamp itself, which can fold down to a super-small size when needed. Much like our GraphicWall V3 XL…