This is Lori’s show she is running the presentations for today. Unfortunately, when I stopped in (I am actually running GFXs for a different meeting at the same venue), it was not the more elaborate presentation graphics, but each section of custom shaped staging is projection mapped for content.
– Troy @ TLC
Silk is an online interactive art generator, where you create the art. The art is based on mirrored, or reflective, creation and it is much easier to experience than explain – so go experience it here.
I have saved out some images from Silk to use in PowerPoint template background development and also used the abstract art as images on slides. It is definitely a unique site that quickly produces unique art images.
– Troy @ TLC
Had the privilege of working with a great company (both production and end client!) developing their visually dynamic presentations for a meeting and being in Santa Barbara at the classic Lobrero theater to run the showsite graphics.
– Troy @ TLC
Quick image of another recent project where I handled the onsite presentation edits and execution.
– Troy @ TLC
Recently completed an awards show that was held at the Globe Theater near Hollywood, CA. Presentation with almost 200 award winners.
– Troy @ TLC
Friday we were loading a completed interactive brochure project onto Nexus 10 tablets to be shipped to the client’s tradeshow event (can you guess which tablet is our staff test one…).
So how was PowerPoint involved in a 300+ page interactive brochure? The full project was storyboarded as a slide deck so the client could review and do copy edits before moving to the HTML5 coding.
– Troy TLC
Click here to read the full commentary article on Google’s new/refined image search process.
“I did a Google search for the image” has become a standard phrase I hear a lot. It is said without thought of image quality (which often is why I am asking where the image was sourced from, in hopes of getting a higher resolution image to work with), ownership or copyright issues. Recently, Google has revised its image search display process to simplify the process. For presenters, this may be helpful, but I can definitely understand the loss of website recognition and ease of “borrowing” images.
Example of the “old” Google search results (shows source website in background):
Here is what is seen from a Google image search today (shows only image, mage specs, and related images):
– Troy @ TLC
AV equipment is pretty amazing. It is shipped all over the country, connected-unconnected continuously (unlike the cable monitor on your desktop that was connected once and then ignored for its life) and usually setup and used in fairly dark venues. With all of this use in harsh environments, I get to see some pretty spectacular uses and failures.
This poor cable has met the end of its life (although it was setup for me to connect one of my show computers too). And just like in “A Christmas Story,” this may be a scary power setup.
– Troy @ TLC
Ran across this great info tool this week, which is very helpful for Photoshop users.
See it full screen here.
– Troy @ TLC
I count being awarded as a Microsoft MVP for PowerPoint since 2004 as one of the “career” recognitions I am very proud of. The PowerPoint MVPs are fantastic, good friends and people you can trust to provide real answers to presentation questions.
Today, Microsoft launched a new version of MVP Award public website at https://mvp.microsoft.com. And this year is the 20 year anniversary of the program (pretty big accomplishment considering most software companies have not been around for 20 years yet).
Not a lot for you to see, but it is a good resource if you want to see who the MVPs for any Microsoft application are, and something I am humbled to be listed at.
– Troy @ TLC
