Student NameStudent ID NumberDate of PresentationMidpoint ReviewFine Art Printmaking

Title of Project

Brief Autobiography

Educational Background

Current Employment

Introduction

Minimum of 10 portfolio slides, each on it’s own slide.

Project title (if applicable) or process & materials

Course name & number

Semester taken

Portfolio Slides

Photographs of your 5 sketches related to your thesis proposal

Bullet points describing the important aspects of the project.

More details

Thesis Project Proposal Slides

Influence name

JPG of influencing artwork

Influence Slides

Your name

Your Project Title

Thank you!

Conclusion Slide

You may use this template as the basis for your presentation or start from scratch.

If you use this template, be sure to edit all of the slides.

Be sure to include the department name, the presentation title, your name and the date of the presentation on the title slide.

PowerPoints file size should be no larger than 50MB.

For resizing your graphics, see “Midpoint & Final Review: Resizing You Graphics” found under Resources here: http://media.academyart.edu/gradshowcase/index.html

Guidelines for Creating Power Point Slideshows

Guidelines for Creating Power Point Slideshows

Text

Font

Arial is the best font to use. Other fonts may be converted to Arial in the web conference.

Sizes

The text minimum size is 18 regular.

The title minimum is size 24 regular.

Color

Use white or light grey text for a black background. Use black or dark grey text for a white background

Background

Use a neutral color for the background. Black is preferred.

Do not use a textured background.

Bullets

Use bullets in the same color of your text.

Limit bullet points to 3-7 per slide.

Formatting

Do not use drop shadows on text or insert WordArt.

Do not use animations or slide transitions.

Do not insert audio

Images

All images should be in .jpg format

When adjusting images in the slides, be sure to keep images in proper proportion. (drag + shift)

References, copyright information, and technical notes may be included at the end

Guidelines for Creating Power Point Slideshows