Who's Who?

What is it?

Everyone draws the person to their right in one minute. It doesn’t matter if it’s a doodle or a masterpiece — the fun is in the attempt. Then all portraits are displayed in a gallery and the group tries to guess who is who.

When to use it

• At in-person workshops to break the ice with laughs
• At the start of an offsite or team day
• When you need the group to loosen up and get energized after a long block

Use this template

Use template

Create your free account, search for “Who’s Who?” in the Start from template section and click Use template — a copy is added to your account instantly. From there you can change the questions, adjust the pacing, or add interactions at the end.

How is this experience built?

1. A drawing slide with the prompt: “Draw the person to your right. You have 1 minute”
2. Portraits are displayed in a collaborative gallery — everyone sees them at once
3. The group tries to guess who is who before the authors are revealed
4. Optionally, a voting slide: “Which is the best portrait?”

Tips

• One minute is enough — the time pressure makes it funnier and less intimidating
• Make it clear that drawing quality doesn’t matter, it’s the effort that counts
• Works best in person, but remotely each person can draw anyone from the group
• Looking for more ideas? Check out our online ice breaker activity