The document provides tips for creating consistent visuals in presentations using clip art. It recommends searching for clip art from the same style or package to ensure visual consistency. Images from the same style can be surgically altered or rearranged to meet specific needs while maintaining a consistent look. The document demonstrates how to search for clip art styles, download all images from a style, ungroup images to extract or rearrange elements, and reuse modified clip art across different programs.

1. Design a consistent look for your presentations Lisa Curran Flexible Learning Unit

3. Example of inconsistency You’ve probably seen this type of screen before. It looks sloppy and unprofessional. It’s a cluttered design and the images don’t look like they belong together. This is what you shouldn’t aim for.

7. Use clip art properties to find the right image & style When you select an image, you’ll see the image properties. In the example above, you’ll see the keywords and styles associated with the image. By clicking on the style number you can then view all the images available in that style.

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18. Designed with consistency