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Scale and Price: A Visual Correlation in Art
Create a slide visualizing the relationship between the size of an artwork and its price. Show how a small piece can be relatively inexpensive, while larger pieces command significantly higher prices, culminating in a high-value auction sale. Use circles to represent the artworks, scaling them proportionally to their size. Include labels for dimensions and prices. Highlight the most expensive piece with a distinct color. Provide speaker notes to guide a presentation of this slide, explaining the correlation between size, price, and the significance of the auctioned piece.
Commercial Performance Growth and Revenue Share Increase
Create a slide visualizing the growth in commercial performance and its increasing share of total revenue. Show data for 2024 and the first half of 2025. Include specific figures for revenue in RMB and USD equivalents, along with percentages representing their share of total revenue. Use a bar chart to visually represent the change in revenue share between these two periods. The slide should be clean, professional, and easy to understand, suitable for a business presentation. Animate elements for a dynamic presentation flow, revealing data points sequentially. Use a modern and sleek design, with a professional color palette. The slide dimensions should be 1200px by 600px. Include speaker notes outlining the key points to emphasize during the presentation.
Public Issues & Restrictions Affecting Product Availability
Create a slide that visually represents public issues and restrictions affecting product availability in different regions. Include specific examples such as a temporary pause in stores in the UK, proposed bans in Russia due to fear/labeling concerns, and sales bans/seizures in Iraq (Kurdistan). Design the slide with a cautionary theme, using yellow and black colors. Add speaker notes that explain the information on the slide in more detail. The overall tone should be neutral and informative, focusing on situational awareness rather than alarm.
Critiques of Pop Mart: Hype, Fakes, and Safety
This slide is part of a presentation discussing critiques of Pop Mart, a popular collectible toy company. The presentation aims to inform the audience about the potential downsides of the blind box model, the prevalence of counterfeit products, and safety concerns during high-demand product launches. The slide uses a checklist format to highlight key points about identifying fake Pop Mart figures and briefly touches upon the potential risks associated with the hype surrounding limited edition releases and the need for better crowd control measures at these events. The goal is to promote a balanced perspective on collecting, encouraging enthusiasm while emphasizing the importance of authenticity verification and personal safety.
Limited & Exclusive Collaborations
Create a slide showcasing various collaborations and special edition product releases, emphasizing the distinction between "limited" (time/quantity-based scarcity) and "exclusive" (channel/location-based scarcity). The slide should feature three product examples with short descriptions and visual cues (color blocks) hinting at the partner brands without using logos. Include animated transitions for a dynamic presentation flow, suitable for a business strategy or marketing presentation. Design should be clean and modern.
Labubu: A Behance Portfolio Case Study Introduction
Create an introductory slide for a Behance portfolio case study showcasing the design of a website or digital experience for the character 'Labubu'. The slide should have a minimal and playful aesthetic, reflecting Labubu's chaotic-cute energy. The background should have an ambient gradient, possibly animated. The slide should subtly introduce the character without revealing the full design yet. The title 'Labubu' should be prominent. The overall tone should be clean, compelling, and intentional, hinting at the micro-interactions and design details to be revealed later in the case study.
Introducing the Monster Tribe: An Overview
Create a slide introducing a cast of six monster characters, emphasizing their roles within a larger tribe. Each character has a distinct name, a short descriptor of their role, and an associated symbolic icon (ears, tail, beak, crescent, bone, crown). The slide should visually present the characters in a clean, organized manner, with the characters' titles prominently displayed. The overall design should be engaging and not overly detailed, allowing for a quick understanding of the characters and their place in the tribe's structure. The slide should be suitable for a presentation, hinting at further elaboration in later sections. Include brief speaker notes to guide the presentation.
Privacy, Controls, and Safety in Data Handling
This slide emphasizes the importance of privacy, controls, and safety when handling data, especially in contexts like AI-driven conversations or presentations. The slide design includes a checklist of key practices: reviewing data settings, avoiding sensitive information, citing sources, and verifying critical claims. It visually reinforces these points with checkmarks and animations. Additional information is provided through badges highlighting plan-specific chat history controls and the importance of source transparency for verification. The overall message encourages mindful data practices for better outcomes and trust, aligning protection (shield icon) with transparency (eye icon). The accompanying speaker notes provide talking points to elaborate on each checklist item and badge, prompting audience engagement with a call for questions.
Before It's Too Late: Secure Your Smart Home
This slide uses a dramatic, dimly lit cityscape backdrop with glowing interconnected lines representing IoT devices. A single spotlight focuses on a smart home icon, pulsating with a subtle red warning glow. The color palette is dark and ominous with neon accents, creating a sense of urgency and potential vulnerability. A smooth zoom effect draws the viewer into the smart home icon, emphasizing the need for proactive security measures.
Your Website: A Digital Garden in Bloom
Imagine vibrant green hues, earthy browns, and the delicate bloom of floral accents adorning your slides. This presentation uses a garden metaphor, visually transforming website elements into flourishing plants. Watch as clean lines of code become winding vines, databases blossom into intricate root systems, and user interfaces unfurl like petals in the sun. Gentle animations breathe life into the digital garden, showcasing growth and potential. Each slide offers a fresh perspective, inviting you to cultivate your own online ecosystem.
Comparing Chat-Centric and Search-Blend UX Workflows
Create a slide comparing two distinct user experience (UX) workflows for question-answering: a chat-centric approach and a search-blend approach. The chat-centric workflow should prioritize a conversational flow, with tools available as secondary aids. The user interacts primarily through a chat interface, using commands like "continue," "refine," and "analyze." The search-blend workflow should emphasize a search-first approach. Users input queries, the system displays results as source cards with credibility ratings, and an assistant synthesizes the information. Users can then "follow up," "open sources," or "refine." Visually represent both workflows and highlight the typical user actions in each.
Origins & Timeline of a Figurine Brand
Create a slide visualizing the growth and key milestones of a figurine brand from its inception to its current status. The slide should showcase a timeline format, highlighting significant events like collaborations, viral moments, and expansion into other media like anime. The timeline should span from the brand's first figurines to its current success, including a record auction. The visual style should be clean and minimal, using a horizontal line to represent the timeline and markers for each milestone. The slide should have a title, 'Origins & Timeline,' and use a neutral color palette. The target audience is potential investors and partners, aiming to demonstrate the brand's strong trajectory and potential for future growth.

Presentations & StorytellingPage 10 of 35

Presentations & Storytelling
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