This print project came to us as a folder of scanned images, Word documents and PDFs. TLC Creative Services took all of the information and content and crafted it into a print-ready document that displayed the information in a stylized layout.
– Troy @ TLC
With the Star Wars franchise rebooting, we have had some very fun projects focused on the Star Wars universe. Here is one of the dynamic PowerPoint templates we were excited to develop.
This template also featured a “flowing lava” effect on the left edge, which was accomplished with layering .png images and looping video.
video. The glowing light sabers is all PowerPoint animation.
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TLC Creative Services developed all of the speaker support presentations for the Lexus annual dealer meeting this year. Working from provided scripts, we crafted the speaker support for this great meeting (and we also were on showsite for rehearsals and to run the live meeting). Here is one animated slide:
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– Troy @ TLC
This is one slide from a series of presentations formatted on a template TLC Creative developed for a client program. The original slide listed a long bullet list of the key people from around the corporate global operations that were being highlighted for their corporate initiative ideas. TLC converted the bullet list into a visual layout using template colors and support graphics.
– Troy @ TLC
On this template design project (which was a great template with all division variations setup on separate master slides in a single template file, which we will highlight later), we developed a series of vector icons for use by the corporation in all of their presentations.
Vector art is editable in PowerPoint, allowing anyone to resize without quality loss, recolor, add shadows, bevels and other PowerPoint styling.
The icons were included in the master template as part of the asset library, which makes it easy for everyone in the company to have a single place to go for the images and easy copy/paste use in any presentation.
– Troy @ TLC
For this presentation, a lot of demographic data was presented. We took the extensive document of bullet points and converted all to visual layouts, putting the content in easily identifiable groupings and adding an icon scheme throughout to tie the data together.
For the map data, everything is editable in PowerPoint. The vector format map was setup so we could fill the color for each country as needed. The callout numbers, lines and text are all PowerPoint elements, which allowed us to minimize design time by using the same elements with new color schemes applied.
– Troy @ TLC
For a large conference presentation, the first part of the project was working with the technical specs for a multi-projection screen setup to create the custom slide size to match. For these slides, the page size is 45″x15″ and the presentation screen is almost 60′ wide!
These are layout concepts for one of the topics, a visual scorecard of how a number of programs and projects progressed throughout the year.
The first 2 slides show the 2012 data in vertical and horizontal layouts (it is really great working with content on these super wide screen setups!).
The bottom 3 slides show a variety of visual layouts, different imagery options, but all adhering to the Microsoft Metro styling.
– Troy @ TLC
Clark Consulting asked TLC Creative Services to help with a presentation makeover on their slides for an important meeting presentation. After reviewing the files, we expanded the project to include an update to the PowerPoint template to set it up correctly, all formatting options preset, optimized and ready for real use. Here are a few before-and-after slides from the project.
– Troy @ TLC
This year, TLC Creative Services finally updated its website (which is still in process). I am very happy with the new site and additional information it provides. When developing applications, and websites, PowerPoint can be a great tool in the initial stages.
For example, here is the TLC website mocked up in PowerPoint.
Each item is a separate, and editable, PowerPoint shape. The navigation labels can be revised, their order adjusted and the drop down menus revised.
Just another example of using the flexibility of PowerPoint to accomplish more than just “slides.”
– Troy @ TLC
This is a Prezi we developed to walk clients through our approach to Prezi presentations, specifically, our goal of taking into account the big picture, or full canvas, and designing a path for the content that is visually connected. View on the Prezi site here.
– Troy @ TLC