9/11/2018 - Presentation Day
Tuesday was my final day of working on the "Who are You" project. I was asked to have the presentation completed and ready for presenting. There was a lot of work I had to do to be ready to present on this final day. I took all of the images I drew for use in this project and organized them in a folder so they were readily available for when I was ready to include them in my slideshow. Then, over the time of a few days, I worked on the content aspect of my presentation. Using PowerPoint, I made a nine page slideshow, featuring many of the aspects of the personality and interests of the presentation's subject. My first slide was the introduction with an image I made that consisted of my partner's initials written in the style of an Adobe program to signify his affiliation with and use of Adobe applications. The second slide had a basic statement of my partner's interests accompanied by a drawing of my partner's face drawn by another team member.
The third slide introduced the upcoming section of the presentation, which focused mainly on entertainment. Next, the fourth slide featured a list of anime that my partner enjoys watching which included a drawn image of a dragon ball and a rough drawing of the Toei Animation logo. After this, in the fifth slide, I included the title of my partner's favorite movie, as well as an image of a headband from the Naruto franchise.
The sixth slide was used to display a list of bands whom my partner tends to listen to frequently, as well as an image of headphones. Entering the next section of the slide show, I moved into other interests of my partner's. On this slide, I featured the "Bob Ross" style painting I described in the previous blog post. On the second to last slide, I added three bullet points, each describing different facts. One was about his future career choice, the next about his past work in the digital media field, and the final bullet point was about his experience in using the application Adobe Photoshop. The final slide was just for closing out the presentation. Over all, the presentation went well for me. I spoke clearly through most of it and put as much detail in explanations of topics as I possibly could. I am happy with my results and feel I did a decent job.
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