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How to pick colors for PowerPoint and develop a harmonious presentation color palette is one of those not-so-small details necessary to creating the perfect
Baiba Svenca's insight:
A great article about color combinations that help you make a stronger impact on your audience. Beautiful sets of color! 
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Looking for an easy and inexpensive way to add high quality graphics to your blog posts? You can do it in 10 steps with PowerPoint!
Baiba Svenca's insight:
An interesting combination - PowerPoint and Pinterest. The slideshow gives some surprisingly simple yet top-notch tips how you can create eye-catching graphics using Paint and PowerPoint for Pinterest (or for any other purpose).
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MakeUseOf: Creating visually appealing patterns and textures can be very complicated. There are numerous desktop applications that graphics designers use for this purpose. But these applications feature complex interfaces and tools that take long to get familiarized with. If you are looking for a tool that helps you create patterns in an easier way, then you need to look for something made specifically with user friendliness in mind. Link to Artlandia website http://www.artlandia.com/products/SymmetryMill/
Suzanne Bourgeois Jennings's curator insight,
June 29, 2013 8:57 PM
This is a useful site for creating patterns for the real-world such as flooring designs. Wonderful introduction for students of the use of geometry in interior design.
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SmartDraw's unique presentation features totally reinvent the way you use PowerPoint and create visuals.
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IBM Lotus Symphony Presentations lets you create graphic presentations that can be shared with audiences via a slide show mode. You can create presentations from scratch or use the presentation templates for a variety of looks.
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My.origramy is online service helping you create complex diagrams, schemes, presentations, charts, graphs fast. It uses flash technology to help reach all pluses of vector technique.
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Use quality vector based icons, illustrations and svg graphics on presentations , animations, infographcs and html5 banners. The easiest application to create professional custom graphics and interactive presentations in seconds.
Baiba Svenca's insight:
EWC Presenter now offers its users a really beautiful collection of vector graphics which are to be found in the library of assets. The article explains the difference between an ordinary image and a vector graphic - a piece of knowledge for non-professionals.
Thanks for the suggestion to Payman Taei.
Payman Taei's comment,
September 14, 2013 2:18 AM
hi Baiba ; Your welcome. we have some more cool features coming; stay tuned!
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If you need to animate PowerPoint graphics using SmartArt then this tutorial will help you to achieve the effect.
PowerPoint SmartArt graphics were introduced in MS Office 2007 and are available in PowerPoint 2010 and the new PowerPoint 2013. You can use SmartArt to quickly add nice graphics to your presentations including workflow diagrams, process diagrams as well as comparison tables or graphics with pictures. This is a great alternative to show information and an alternative to bullet points or bullet list.
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Tracing in art is known as copying an object or drawing, especially with the use of translucent tracing paper while tracing in computers use complex digital image processing algorithms to detect edges in a picture or image to automatically generate tracings of objects...
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Drawing lines in PowerPoint is very practical using shapes. You can draw lines in the same way you do while inserting shapes in PowerPoint. Under the Insert ribbon you can see Shapes menu and under this menu you can see many line options.
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Graphics, pictures, photos and images can reinforce the information you are presenting. With a little help from these tips you can create an awesome presentation.
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If you think PowerPoint is just for charts and bullets, you should think again. PowerPoint has a number of features (some new) that will set your artistic side free.
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Use free icon sites to add graphic images to your rapid e-Learning presentations to replace text or other elements.
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This is AWESOME...palettes that my kiddos can see and use!