PowerPoint & Keynote Slides
Work Done for PepsiCo and Yahoo!, etc.
I made all of these entirely on my own, not as part of a team, using Photoshop and Illustrator, then bringing the designs into PowerPoint.
Work Done for PepsiCo and Yahoo!, etc.
I made all of these entirely on my own, not as part of a team, using Photoshop and Illustrator, then bringing the designs into PowerPoint.
All the elements in this image are from different sources: the background, the world map, and the model.
A custom arrangement of the four ingredients in Aveeno: oats, blackberries, feverfew, and soy. The text is seared into the wood, making it truly "branded!"
Cover slide for a PepsiCo International study of their consumers in various Latin American countries (in this case, Guatemala). I created the painted cinderblock wall entirely in Photoshop. The real challenge, though, involved the faces in the map. I was originally given scans of very low-res photos from an instant camera, making them completely unusable in a presentation. So, I took the opposite route and decided to distress the photos even more, till I could get them to look like wall paintings. One of my all-time favorite challenges.
Cover slide of a proposal from Added Value to PepsiCo.
Cover slide of a proposal from 3i to PepsiCo.
Infographic for Yahoo!. The challenge was to find a way of representing the ratio of social-network-to-email use across a variety of categories, while plotting that on a breadth/depth axis. This was the result; the graphs in the original were "live" and fully editable so that the end-user could update with new data.
Acronyms everywhere -- to be honest, I don't remember what most of these mean! I keep thinking of "Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?" Anyway, the idea was to create something reflecting the bright, saturated colors associated with Latin American national flags, while keeping it generic so it could be used for all countries.
Part of a series of infographics done by Added Value for PepsiCo's snack foods division.
Section header slide from a proposal by Added Value to Colgate, with a Route 66 theme. Every section features a different point on the Route, with a different vintage-looking postcard.
Part of a presentation done for Yahoo! called "Connectonomics" about female web users breaking free from the usual negative stereotypes about women.
An infographic slide done for PepsiCo.
An animated cover slide/welcome screen done for AT&T AdWorks. The circles flowed from left to right in a constant stream.
Infographic slide, part of the same presentation that included the AT&T animated cover slide.
Infographic slide, part of the same presentation that included the AT&T animated cover slide.
