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.
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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
The Presentation Podcast Episode #47 Released Today!
A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out the latest episode, #47 – Playing with 3D Models in PowerPoint.
Support for 3D model file formats are a new option for PowerPoint. 3D models and 3D Perspective design are different. In this Presentation Podcast conversation, Troy, Nolan and Sandy talk about using 3D Models as PowerPoint slide content and if 3D Models are a novelty, a fad, or a design trend.
A Month of Groundhog Days
Happy Ground Hog Day – February 2nd!
As with the tradition of Ground Hog Day, this month we are taking this (boring) slide and doing a presentation makeover on it every blog post. The goal is to show how the same content can be interpreted into many layouts.
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Animating the TLC Logo as a 3D Model in PowerPoint
Just more fun, and a great example of using 3D models as part of the slide content created by Wanda on the TLC Creative presentation design team. This mini-presentation combines custom 3D models of the TLC Creative logo, images and PowerPoint text. With motion created with a combination of Morph and on-slide animations.
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3D Model As Animated Slide Content
3D Models should be thought of as “standard” design images for the layouts. As example, this fun presentation is a mix of .png images, a 3D model and animation. The 3D model is not obvious it is 3D until its animation.
The animation was created in just 5 slides.
Content was a large background image, a .png image for the fairy wand, a lot of .png sparkle images, and a great 3D model of a pumpkin.
Slides 2-3-4-5 use a morph transition + on-slide animation. Slide 4, with lots of magic sparkles uses a morph transition and over 350 PowerPoint animations to create the effect!
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