Here is a great template that we had a lot of fun making.  It is for an air-mail letter, known in the Armed Forces as a ‘Bluey’. (Read more…)

Sometimes you need to find a 3D box shape for your PowerPoint presentation.  Here we have designed a range of 3D box shapes and cubes.  Does anyone know the technical term for a 3D rectangle box shape? (Read more…)

So far in our series on investor presentations, you’ve told a compelling and interesting story as to why you started your company.  That introduction flowed into a clear description of the problem.  You have also described the size of the problem.  Now it’s time for Tim Taylor to share presenting your solution. (Read more…)

This is an animated version of our Cogs Clip Art.  (Read more…)

To go along with our Butterfly template we also have a Moth PowerPoint template. (Read more…)

Continuing our series by Tim Taylor on how to present to investors, here Tim tells us how you talk about the problem you solve… (Read more…)

With romance in the air this week, here is another Valentine’s template. (Read more…)

Here is another nice warm template to pick us up on these cold winter days. (Read more…)

Everyone would agree that the way you open your presentation is vital. You want to grab people’s attention from the word go, capture any wandering minds and have everyone focused on what you’re about to say.

But what about the ending? (Read more…)

One way to show a presentation concept is to use a jigsaw puzzle. We have included a number of PowerPoint jigsaw pieces in the shape of a hexagon (a six-sided shape). (Read more…)