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“Stephanie presented a fascinating and wide-ranging update on developments in AI and the law in the US. She displayed her usual expertise, eloquence and insight to bring the audience up to speed on the latest cases and policy announcements, highlighting risks and concerns for the artistic community. By sharing her own experiences with Gen-AI image tools, she really brought the topic to life, giving her unique perspective through the eyes of both a lawyer and an artist. A memorable and insightful presentation in every way!”

-  Emily Gould, Institute of Art and Law Assistant Director, about the “AI in the US” presentation at the Institute of Art and Law’s 2023 Study Forum

"Stephanie Drawdy is an exceptional CLE presenter whose expertise at the intersection of art law and artificial intelligence has produced two outstanding, highly regarded courses. Her submissions — from detailed Course Brochures to well-structured, comprehensive Course Material outlines — reflect her deep understanding of the subject and strong commitment to CLE standards. Stephanie’s presentations are engaging, polished, and approachable, making her a pleasure to collaborate with and a valued contributor to any CLE program."

- Ivo Mijac—Vice President of Programming, TRTCLE Corp.

"Stephanie was a joy to work with for the AMI Annual Conference. She was organized, communicative, and made the planning process seamless. Her session was engaging and approachable, and she skillfully adapted the topic to be highly relevant for our audience of medical illustrators. We received very positive feedback from attendees, who appreciated how she made complex concepts accessible, applicable, and memorable." 

- Kaitlyn Mathews, Program Manager about the "Visual Artists' Rights in the Intelligence Age" Presentation at the Association of Medical Illustrators' 2025 Annual Conference

"Center for Art Law has had the pleasure of working with Stephanie Drawdy on multiple occasions to explore the intersection of art and law and the role lawyers play in making complex issues understandable to the public. One of the highlights of our collaboration with Stephanie was the 2024 Art Law Conference on Reporting Art Law; it was especially rewarding to have her speak about the important and engaging work she is doing with her podcast, Warfare of Art and Law. The podcast regularly highlights underreported topics such as restitution, museum ethics, and questions of justice in the arts.

During her presentation at the Conference, Stephanie demonstrated deep preparation, posed thoughtful questions, and offered valuable insights drawn from her experience as an artist, attorney, and podcast host. She contributed significantly to the discussion about accurately reporting on cases and the importance of how topics are chosen and framed.

Stephanie has also donated artworks to the Center, written for the Center’s website, and participated in our online programming, sharing resources and insights with the wider art law community."

- Center for Art Law

“Stephanie was an invited speaker at our conference, and it was a pleasure to collaborate with her leading up to the meeting as she tailored her presentation for our audience. Leveraging her unique perspective as both an artist and attorney and utilizing her engaging presentation style to connect with our attendees, she provided an outstanding overview of many of the current and future legal concerns affecting our field from AI to artists’ rights. She did an excellent job of distilling complex topics and cases into a thorough, but not overly burdensome, narrative that was clarifying, educational, and well-received by our audience. Her talk was certainly a highlight of our meeting."

-  Scott Weldon, MA, CMI, FAMI, about the “Visual Artists’ Rights in the Intelligence Age” presentation at the Association of Medical Illustrators’ 2025 Annual Conference