Icons: Hand drawn Markers & Scribble Symbols

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide showcases a collection of hand-drawn style markers and scribble symbols. These icons are metaphorical representations for various concepts: circles often signify completeness or a cycle; light bulbs symbolize ideas or creativity; scales represent balance or justice; paper planes suggest communication or travel; and various arrow shapes can indicate directions, processes, or movements within a system.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clear contrast for the colored icons.
• Two large, gray, hand-drawn circles are at the top left, symbolizing continuity or cycles.
• An orange light bulb with a glow effect in the middle top row, symbolizing bright ideas or innovation.
• Gray scales to the right of the light bulb, representing justice or balance.
• A paper plane in teal color to the right of the scales, representing speed or delivery of information.
• A series of arrows beneath the circles on the left, symbolizing different types of motion or direction; they are colored in shades of blue and designed with a hand-drawn appearance.
• On the right side of the slide, there's a dark teal header with the text "Fully editable icons" in white.
• Below the header, a set of more polished arrow icons, one pointing left and one pointing right, with a circular icon below, all with an outline and filled style, in contrast to the hand-drawn versions.
• There is also a small text box at the bottom right, with additional context regarding the availability of icons and referring to the website.

The slide is designed to convey a sense of creativity and informality through hand-drawn elements, while still maintaining a level of professionalism with the inclusion of more refined icon designs. The combination of hand-drawn and polished icons illustrates the flexibility of design styles that can be achieved within presentations.

Use Cases

• To illustrate different concepts during brainstorming sessions or creative workshops.
• When presenting ideas in a less formal or more approachable manner to an audience.
• To enhance visual storytelling by using metaphoric symbols in slides.
• For adding a personal touch to presentation materials that discuss abstract concepts such as strategy, communication, or innovation.