Graphic Design: Presentations

<body> <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="450"> <tr> <td> <h1>Presentation Designs by Chuck Braman</h1> <p class="flush">For the past several years a major portion of my livelihood has been earned by means of designing presentations for various companies based in New York City, including Kirshenbaum & Bond, PriceWaterhouse Coopers, Robert A. Becker, Inc., Porter Novelli, McCann Direct, GE Capital, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Times Mirror Magazine, Depository Trust, Societe Generale, Blackstone, American Express, Furman Selz, Disenbach Elkins, Showtime, Dresdner Kleinwort, Sterling Group, Dillon Reed, The Beacon Group, MTV, The Presentation Source, Fallon, McElligott, Solomon Brothers, Bear Stearns, BBDO, Thelen Reid & Priest LLP, Genecom, Lord Abbett & Co., and many others. Click <a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignMain/MeisterLetter.htm" target="_blank">here</a> to read a letter of recommendation concerning my work from Peter Meister of Porter Novelli.</p> <p>In designing presentations, my aim is always to create a visual background that integrates the identity of the company with the theme of the presentation, while making the content of each page as clear as possible. To achieve this, I draw from my background in digital photography, graphic design, logic, and writing and editing.</p> <p>Below are links to several of my presentation designs. To view these without experiencing major technical glitches, please use the latest version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser, which, if you don't already have, you can download by clicking <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm" target="_blank">here</a>. Note that even when viewing these presentations with Internet Explorer you may still sometimes experienceundesirable glitches, such as background that load slowly after the foreground text.</p> <p> </p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/Brown&Williamson1.htm">Brown & Williamson 1</a></p> <p>This design uses the Brown & Williamson logo as the basis for a custom 3-D background created in Photoshop.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/Brown&Williamson2.htm">Brown & Williamson 2</a></p> <p>This more lively alternate design uses a custom 3-D background designed in Photoshop to convey the presentation's theme of "From Darkness into the Light." (The sun is represented by the logo of the presenter, Bates Worldwide.)</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/combat.htm" target="_blank">Combat</a></p> <p>In this design, the colors of the presentation are integrated with the colors of the company logo.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/fibans.htm" target="_blank">Fiban</a></p> <p>This was designed for a medical product that is supposed to clear clogged arteries.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/intmed.htm" target="_blank">InterMed</a></p> <p>This presentation was designed to convey the concept of the integration of the medical profession with the world wide web.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/Before&After.htm" target="_blank">Philips: Before and After</a></p> <p>This slide is an example of how to transform the overly-technical writing and lifeless graphics typical of most presentations into clear concepts and intriguing graphics.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/philips.htm" target="_blank">Philips</a></p> <p>The background for these slides, and well as the type on the title slide, was designed in Photoshop.</p> <p class="flush"><a href="/GraphicDesign/GraphicDesignPresentations/PorterNovelli.htm" target="_blank">Porter Novelli</a></p> <p> In this simple vector-based design, the colors of the presentation are integrated with the colors of the company logo.</p> </td> </tr> </table> </body>