Groundhog’s Day Slide Makeover #4
With the Feb. 2nd post, we displayed the original slide, which was handed off to the TLC Creative presentation design team with no notes or design notes.
Here is Slide Makeover #4, done by Christie.
– Troy @ TLC
Groundhog’s Day Slide Makeover #3
With the Feb. 2nd post, we displayed the original slide, which was handed off to the TLC Creative presentation design team with no notes or design notes.
Here is Slide Makeover #3, done by Lori.
– Troy @ TLC
Groundhog’s Day Slide Makeover #2
With the Feb. 2nd post we displayed the original slide, which was handed off to the TLC Creative presentation design team with no notes or design notes.
Here is Slide Makeover #1, done by Troy.
Groundhog’s Day Slide Makeover #1
With the Feb. 2nd post, we displayed the original slide, which was handed off to the TLC Creative presentation design team with no notes or design notes.
Here is Slide Makeover #1, done by Wanda.
Troy @ TLC
Christmas Animation Using 3D Model
Just having some holiday fun here at TLC Creative. Christie, on the TLC Creative design team, created this fun Christmas Animation using 3D (the Gingerbread house), holiday background image and PowerPoint text & graphics.
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/unnamed-file-2.mp4[/KGVID]
Using only Morph transitions for the motion, this animation was accomplished in just 7 slides.
Throughout January, The PowerPoint Blog is showcasing all 3D model use in PowerPoint.
Troy @ TLC
TLC Christmas PowerPoint Animation 2017!
Our team here at TLC Creative Services hopes everyone has a fantastic Christmas! As with years past, our design team has had some fun with PowerPoint animation for Christmas!
Troy @ TLC
Using PowerPoint Creatively
Some amazing results can be achieved by using PowerPoint creatively. This slide developed by the TLC Creative Services design team is a great example.
To develop this slide, we started with this mountain range image.
Then, we used PowerPoint’s Remove Background feature to eliminate the sky area.
Then we searched VideoBlocks for a timelapse clouds video and selected this video.
By positioning the video behind the mountain range image, we did not worry about the green grass and horizon (they are still there in the above slide, but hidden by the mountain).
Last step was adding the stylized text. Complete!
Troy @ TLC
PowerPoint Illustration – Thanksgiving Cornucopia!
Amber, on the TLC Creative design team, loves Adobe Illustrator and PowerPoint. We challenged her to build a full vector illustration in PowerPoint. The result is an amazing Thanksgiving cornucopia!
- 478 slides
- Everything about the cornucopia (took me 3 times to get that spelled correct!) developed inside PowerPoint
- Exported as a video with no transition and .01 second timing to create the stop motion animation effect
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family!
Troy @ TLC
Animated Timelines Using Pan and Wipe Transitions
Continuing from the last post, here is the same timeline, more traditional transitions and on-slide animations. See below for examples of animated timelines using pan and wipe transitions.
Like the previous timelines, both of these effects use the same 9 slides (with slide #1 being the info/title slide).
Unlike the Morph transition timelines, both of these effects have no content off slide, but do have a number of animations on each slide.
Pan From Left Transition (+ on-slide animations)
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/unnamed-file-3.mp4[/KGVID]
Wipe From Left Transition (+ on-slide animations)
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/unnamed-file-4.mp4[/KGVID]
Troy @ TLC
Animated Timelines Using Morph
This is a demo of using the Morph transition to achieve a great visually animated style. This is also a real client project, with all details cleansed for public viewing. We used 2 different Morph transition options to achieve different visual effects so we could show the same timeline twice during the meeting with different animation styles (Full disclosure: Each Morph option needed different slide layouts for the effect to work, which is detailed below). The key to these animated timelines is there are NO animations used anywhere on the slides, all motion is achieved solely with PowerPoint’s Morph transition effect.
Option 1: Morph by Character
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/unnamed-file.mp4[/KGVID]
The slide deck is 9 slides (slide #1 being the info/title slate).
To achieve the motion effects, the transition for each slide is Morph > By Character and 1 element off-slide (that animates into place on the next slide)
Option 2: Morph by Object
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/unnamed-file-1.mp4[/KGVID]
The slide deck is also 9 slides (slide #1 being the info/title slate).
But the off-slide content (that animates into place on the next slide) planning and layout is more extensive for this visual effect.
Troy @ TLC