At New cannibals we get excited about intuition and creativity - however sometimes a little structure can help!

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Developed with an eye to adapt or create new business models, this is the .canvas that started off the canvas craze. Further information cane found HERE. Large PDF can be found HERE

A nice variation of the Business Model Canvas. For more information, visit HERE. (Larger version HERE).

Developed to consider the planning for non profit organisations. Large PDF version HERE.

A simple one page business plan on a page (Large version HERE). For more background visit HERE.

A canvas to help teams clarify what their purpose is and to support new team members getting up to speed. (Large version HERE) For more background, visit HERE.

Created to support the design and managing of events. For more background information, visit HERE.

Designed to map out how a customer interacts with a product / service. Large version HERE.

Very similar to the original business model canvas. This is designed to help plan and manage and internal communication project. For a great overview and additional resources, please visit HERE. Larger version HERE.

As the name suggests, this has been designed to create a more rounded planning process of negotiation planning and draws on th empathy map concept to prepare better.

Another innovation canvas, this time splitting the vide from internal to external. For more background information, visit HERE.

Developed to reflect and plan a culture that allows for amazing customer service. For more background information, visit HERE.

As the name suggests, a simple planning tool to develop effective change developed by Jason Little. For more background information, visit HERE. For large PDF. click HERE.

A simple canvas for structuring and managing meetings. For more background information, visit HERE. For a larger version, click HERE.

hared with me by Nick Brown (Agile lead at PwC: Twitter @NBrown02 ) This canvas helps define the User Experience. For more information visit HERE. For a large .PDF click HERE.

Another canvas resource from Nick Brown. This one looks excellent for scoping out an issue / opportunity. Further information can be found HERE. Editable .ppt HERE.

Designed to help organisations rethink not just what they do, but also HOW they do it. A tool to think through and experiment with being. For more information, visit the authors HERE. Spotted via Helen Bevan on Twitter.

Developed by Jaz Blakeston-Petch, this canvas helps you plan and develop your CV or Résumé. To download visit HERE.

Thushan Kumaraswamy (LinkedIn profile) has created the Practical Business Design Canvas, which links strategy, change, business and operating models together. The canvas and supporting resources can be found at http://practicalbusinessdesign.com. There you will find a blank canvas, a worked example and a user guide.

Toby Sinclair has developed a canvas that supports facilitators and organisers of meetings to prepare a more effective workshop. The Canvas helps the preparation by working through six essential Ps. To find out more about the canvas, visit his website HERE. You can download a PDF of the canvas HERE.

A nice canvas for creating a unified message around an organisation brand. Developed by BigName . For further information and downloadable versions visit HERE.

A personal branding version also exists. Resources around that can be found HERE.

Developed by Mirko Kleiner, This canvas takes the Lean and Agile approach and applies it into the procurement process. A full explanation and supporting resources can be found HERE.

I found this whilst recently reading “Agile Engagement” by Santiago Jaramillo & Todd Richardson. The book is a solid read on understanding how to engage in the 21st Century. For more information on the canvas, simply by the book. (the website for Santiago’s company was down when I wrote this).

Designed by PubliVate to help the development of projects that create multi-stakeholder engagement, the tools provides a good basis for planning the process. Bryce Colenbrander provides a PDF version and an overview over on THISMedium post

This canvas from Ja-Nae Duane  and Steven Fisher is an evolved business model canvas that adds more depth to the idea creation. To read more, visit HERE. To download a PDF worksheet visit HERE.

Created by Martijn Timmermans, this canvas was initially created to design events. Since then iit has been applied to design customer journeys and for many other challenges teams face. In order to access the blank template and a comprehensive guide you need to register HERE.

Developed by Lyndon Johnson to reinvent PR, marketing and publicity for startups & small businesses by making it affordable, accessible, transparent & measurable. They are a series of four interconnected canvases. An original description for all of these can be found HERE. Large PDF templates for all four can be found HERE. Thanks to Jack Martin Leith for bringing these to may attention.

The second project canvas in the collection (see number 8). This has been developed by Bedenk, an innovation consultancy out of Belgium. This canvas helps you plan the front end of a project. You can read more about it AND download a large scale .pdf file HERE (you are required to give name / email). Thanks to Greg Payne for sharing this with me via Twitter.

Developed by author Denise Withers, this canvas can be used in a number of ways. Two primary ones are to capture, map out and make sense of existing stories / experiences AND to develop new stories to support the creation of new ideas into products, services, experiences, strategies – even stories. In effect this canvas is a tool for innovation. This canvas can help you create an engaging way of influencing key stakeholders for your ideas. For more information on the canvas and the book “Story Design” visit HERE. I would definitely recommend reading the blog posts around the book HERE.

The MELT Frame canvas was created by Miikka Leinonen to support strategy and innovation development. What I find interesting about this is the connection of physical and non physical assets / resources. For further information visit HERE. For a PDF of the canvas visit HERE. This brief video walks through it:

As the name suggests, this canvas helps you plan and prepare for a pitch. Developed by David Beckett with visuals from visual practitioner Birgit Smit. For a large .pdf version of the canvass click HERE. For more information on David and his pitching work, head over to his website HERE.

Developed by Jorge Arango, this particular canvas, focused on communication, will help you understand the language, rules, and power dynamics that make it possible for people to accomplish their purposes in particular situations—or potentially hinder them from doing so. For a really good explanation visit HERE. For a large blank canvas visit HERE. Thanks to Jack Martin Leith for bringing this to my attention over on Twitter.

The Ethics Canvas from the Adapt Centre has been developed to encourage educators, entrepreneurs, engineers and designers to engage with ethics in their research and innovation projects.For more information on the canvas and access to an online editable version, visit HERE. A large PDF can be downloaded HERE.

Developed by Tom Graves, this canvas maps organisations as a series of services. For a four page overview of the canvas and the excellent extensions visit HERE. THIS link takes you to all of the blog posts about the canvas. Information on the supporting book can be found HERE.

Developed by Red Quadrant this canvas, as its name implies, helps council’s map out and design public services. For a large PDF of this canvas visit HERE. Thanks to Ben Taylor for bringing this to my attention.

This canvas, developed by Tony Ulwick and Mike Boysen, has been developed to help teams and organisations drive innovation in their business by helping customers get a job done better and/or more cheaply. For a very solid overview and supporting templates, visit THIS Medium article. For a range of resources on Jobs To Be Done theory and application head HERE. Thanks to Jack Martin Leith for sharing this with me!

Developed by Thomas Paris & Jean-Christophe Cuvelier , The growth marketing canvas was designed to help teams to first develop a broad overview of their business and later on to provide a structure for brainstorming, which provides hand-on experiment ideas needed to kick-off growth operations in a company. For further information on the canvas and access to a .PDF version to use, please visit HERE.

Jakub Żurawiński reached out to me via email to share this canvas with me. It’s a model for developing learning process, with a full name of “Learning Battle Cards 7 Windows of Instructional Design Canvas”. It provides users with an overview on a critical stages and characteristics of a training process and is used by trainers and instructional designers for ideation and graphic presentation of their approaches and solutions. It provides a clear and flexible structure for instructional design. Visit the website HERE for more information. Download the full version HERE. 

The Learning Experiences Canvas is a powerful tool for designing the best learning experiences you can imagine. It’s great for teachers, trainers, publishers or anybody interested in creating better ways of learning. For more information and information on the LX Canvas – Please visit HERE (email needed for pdf canvas download). Thanks to Debora Gallo for pointing me in the direction of this.