This document discusses how to work with shapes and add multiple animations in PowerPoint. It recommends customizing the ribbon to add shape combination tools. It then provides instructions for starting with a simple shape and adding texture with pattern fills. The document suggests duplicating filled shapes and combining them with other shapes or text. It also offers tips for adding gradient backgrounds and curved line shapes. Finally, it notes that the Add Animation button allows adding multiple animations to a single object.

1. PowerPoint Shapes
and
Multiple Animations

2. To work with Shapes first Customize the Ribbon!
Add a New Group with Combine, Subtract, Union,
Intersect & Fragment

3. This will allow to you combine shapes to
make your own custom shapes
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4. Start with a simple shape

5. Add texture with
Shape Option>Pattern Fill
Choose the Pattern, Foreground &
Background colors

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Duplicate the filled shape and add
other shapes or text to create different expressions

7. Add a background with
Design>Format Background>Gradient Fill
Choose a Type, Direction and Color
Use the sliders to adjust the color
positions higher or lower

8. Add organic shapes with
the Curve Line shape tool
Add color and texture with
Shape Option>Pattern Fill

9. Add multiple animations to one object
with Add Animation button
This golf ball has four animations