Working under the name Hypergraphia, Jennifer Scott channels an almost compulsive desire to write, to draw, and to document—a state where creation is not simply an act, but an extension of being. The name itself, Hypergraphia, reflects the ceaseless impulse to translate thought into form, emotion into line, and observation into story. For Scott, this drive manifests across mediums: from live drawings that capture the pulse of a moment, to children’s books and novellas that thread together visual and narrative. Hypergraphia isn’t just a name—it’s a declaration that art is both the product and the process, the mark on the page and the experience it stirs in those who engage with it. Through this lens, Scott invites the viewer not just to look, but to feel the act of creation unfolding in real time—a living dialogue between artist, subject, and audience.