Creating own labels – with filling

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Creating own labels – with filling" demonstrates how to design custom labels using shape combinations. Four pairs of shapes are shown: a narrow horizontal rectangle combined with a small triangle produces an arrow-like label; a wider rectangle and triangle create a broader arrow label; an elongated hexagonal shape yields a more intricate label design; and lastly, a skewed rectangle combined with a smaller triangle forms an angular, dynamic label.

Graphical Look

• The background of the slide is a subtle gradient of light blue to white.
• There are four sets of sketches, each depicting a two-step process to create a label shape.
• Crafted with a hand-drawn, sketched effect, the shapes feature a light blue fill with darker outlines.
• Each set consists of a primary shape (rectangle or hexagon) and a small triangle, with the resulting label beside them.
• A plus sign between the original shapes and an equals sign before the resulting label illustrates the combination process.
• The slide utilizes a casual, playful design style with the sketched icons giving it a creative and informal feel.

The overall look of the slide is playful and creative, emphasizing the process of combining simple shapes to create more complex forms. The hand-drawn effect of the icons adds a personal touch to the visuals, making the slide appear less formal.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating the process of graphic design or icon creation during a workshop on visual design.
• Illustrating the concept of combining elements to achieve a new form in a presentation about innovation or product development.
• Engaging audiences in educational or training sessions focused on basic graphic design skills.
• Providing a visual breakdown of a creative process in team meetings discussing marketing materials or branding initiatives.