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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Many years ago I began pointing to the presentation style of Steve Jobs as a good example of how to present with visuals on a large stage. Things, however, started to change in early 2009. Even his visuals were better than the usual cluttered and bullet-point filled slides, though they still had a ways to go (pics). I'm a fan.
 
Friday, June 18, 2010
fully understand the importance of the visual component of content, but I’m not very good at conceptualizing or creating great visuals to illustrate the points that I’m trying to make. So, I was delighted to find a wonderfully helpful—and visual—site that is putting me on the right track: CoolInfographics.com from Randy Krum.
 
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The other popular visuals for work-life balance are circles that are divided up into segments, each one neatly labeled for one part of your life. January 2009: I moved my horse Joey from one trainer’s facility to another’s. “The only way to be happy and fulfilled is to create a balanced life.” Think about the idea of balance.
 

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This introduces distracting visual noise (and says you are either cheap, lazy, or both). Now the background image has too much salience (even if it did not have watermarks).   (9) Clip art is chosen Avoid off-the-shelf clip art (though your own sketches & drawings can be a refreshing change if used consistently throughout the visuals).
Inspiration from ‘Visual Blogger’ Mark Smiciklas of Intersection Marketing. But the very best visuals take a complex idea or series of connected ideas and make them instantly understandable. Just the right visuals make those ideas even more memorable when they are funny as well. It’s hard to make things easy.
The video presentations are not perfect, but many of them may give you some ideas for changing the way you present your supporting visuals in your talks aided by slideware. But imagine how you could use similar visualization (at a slower rate) along with your spoken words in live a presentation.
Duarte had the distinct pleasure of working with bestselling author Michael Pollan to turn his ideas about sustainability and food systems into a visual presentation for the PopTech conference last month. You can see Michael speak sans visuals here and here. In the end, our visuals can only carry a speaker so far. cc) Pop!Tech
From this book came the research that show vocal and visual outweigh the verbal when you have a conflicted message. Visual    55%    (what people see of the communicator). The visual dominates! Not only does the visual dominate, visual cues have a direct pathway to the unconscious brain. This is the critical issue.
I had the privilege of spending two full days with a handful of widely revered visual thinkers. When we met up at the VizThink conference in February this year Tom Wujec pulled us together to see if we wanted to help him communicate the value of visual thinking to a broader community. Brilliant visual thinkers.
Presentations are only as good as the idea, visuals and delivery. Some visual thinkers challenged me to write a very short presentation about the power of visual thinking during these tough economic times. Tags: Design Strategy Video presentation receipt tape story storyboard visual thinking It worked perfectly! Enjoy!
Many years ago I began pointing to the presentation style of Steve Jobs as a good example of how to present with visuals on a large stage. Things, however, started to change in early 2009. Even his visuals were better than the usual cluttered and bullet-point filled slides, though they still had a ways to go (pics). I'm a fan.
The massive city of Tokyo is but one aspect of Japan that offers its own unique, rich tapestry of visual intrigue and inspiration. Like many foreign nationals in Japan, I love living here and can't imagine living anywhere else. always encourage foreign designers and other creatives to spend time in Japan if they can. love this presentation.
0160; Tags: Audience-Centered Speaking Authenticity Non-verbal Communication Public Speaking Rehearsal Speech Writing Storytelling Visual Aids 0160; Lose the Power Point – when you put up Power Point slides you ask the audience to look at 2 – or 3 – things at once: you, your slides, perhaps a printout of your slides. That’s distracting.