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1nf0 Graphic Mentors Business Series. Have your Presentations inspired by Wassily Kandinsky. GrapChicque

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Drafting a convincing Presentation is a skills in which Art is embedded. Kandinsky gives some guidelines on what catches attention in any visual presentation.

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Page 1: Learn from Kandinsky how to design a presentation

1nf0 Graphic Mentors

Business Series.

Have your Presentations inspired by Wassily Kandinsky.

GrapChicque

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Presentation Design inspired by W. Kandinsky. 1nf0 Graphic Mentors

A good Presentation is drawn by an Artist . Learn some basic principles from the great artist Wassily

Kandinsky who reveals the tricks in his book ‘ Point and Line to Plane ’ 1926. These principles are basics learned in Semiotics. A recommended publication to familiarise with Semiotics and

its applications in Advertising is :

Signs of Life. Life of Signs.

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Presentation Design inspired by W. Kandinsky. 1nf0 Graphic Mentors

A good Presentation is drawn by an Artist .

Whether you have to design a product promotion stand, a

theatre stage, an advert , a Power Point presentation, an invitation or just a simple message on a sheet of paper, for an effective transfer of your message you should apply the rules of Semiotic design.

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Presentation Design inspired by W. Kandinsky. 1nf0 Graphic Mentors

1 The viewing Field.

The first step: Landscape or Portrait. This gives an initial sensual feeling of COOL or WARM.

or rational versus emotional.

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Presentation Design inspired by W. Kandinsky. 1nf0 Graphic Mentors

2 Main Directions and axes.

From Horizontal to Vertical.

A first sensual feeling comes from how the directions of the compositions are within the frame.

at rest and cold at rest and warm

disharmonic harmonic

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2 Main Directions and axes. From Horizontal to Vertical.

Examples.

Which of these two pictures gives the best feeling, most trustful?Even writing a mathematical formula can create a difference in affection (for the math lovers).

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3 Weight and Accessibility within the frame.

The place the different topics occupy will affect the topic. There is the WEIGHT and the TRESHOLD / RESISTANCES.

The reading direction is diagonal and from left to right.

This put the maximum weight on sector 4.

The introduction starts in 1 and the lasting impression remains in 4. For the cohesion of the topics to 2 and 3 we first have to learn the next visual attraction.

1 2

3 4

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3 Weight and Accessibility within the frame.

No good filling of the segments.

3

Trust , dominance

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3 Weight and Accessibility within the frame.

TRESHOLD and RESISTANCES.

The topics and ideas positioned is these areas tend to fix themselves or to get blocked.

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3 Weight and Accessibility within the frame.

Messengers come from the left.

When you make a presentation you should position to the left of your audience.

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3 Weight and Accessibility within the frame: Resistance.

The blockage (limit) of the tracks is the right edge of 2.In 2 is the train expected to arrive. In 1 she missed the train.

1 2

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4 Bottom up. There is a clear separation between the psychology of the bottom and the

upper part.

The bottom is the soil, the source, the basement and hold the foundations. Here we have to put the actions but also the dark powers.[ the ? ]

In the upper part you can dream, the ideas are free floating, it contains the promises ( !!! For the advertisers ! ). Here you can explain your vision.

Enlightening will be found in the upper part right. [ the ! ]

Vision

Action?

!

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4 Compositions with different canvas elements of directional layout.

A canvas where all directions are being used, is the most flexible and neutral frame where all

sentiments of cold, warm, rational, imaginary, solid and light can be expressed. These compositions can result in still and lyric style.

This canvas composition tends to be dramatic: nor cold nor warm can

hold and action or the ideal fulfilment does not reach the

target.

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4 Compositions with different canvas elements of directional layout.Dramatic expressions: examples.

notice also the resistance edge.

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5 Compositions with several elements, topics or subjects. There are several ways to express balance or dominance .

These compositions can become very complex when many subjects are involved. There is a general reading protocol from left to right and from bottom to up where the attention will hold at different points of attraction.

A same part will weight

different depending its position into the field.

L = at distanceR = toward Home

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6 Compositions with differ elements, topics or subjects. Weight.

heavier

lighter

heavier

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7 Compositions with differ elements, topics or subjects. Sense Forces.

Feels cold: Feels warm:

Convexity appears first Concavity belongs to the background

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8 Creation of Movement. A line in the plane intrinsically indicates movement. A big object repeated by a same small or dark one gives

movement.

Movement is also created by Persistence.Dynamics created with Curves

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8. Organisations of Focal Point(s) and general connotations.

Sharp edges point to instability, aggression and action.Vertical is inspiring, correct, power, stability.Horizontal makes it quite, in rest, open for ideas.Radial is success, ambition, unity and glorious.

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8. Organisations of Focal Point(s) and general connotations.

Star radiant lines point to attention.Spiral is emotion, vitality, excitement.A triangle points to authority, male/female dependent the pointing direction.Square is stability, materialistic.Circle is spiritual, heavenly.Oval is gracious and sensitive.

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9 COLOURS.

Colours are the most difficult to manage because there are so many rules to match in order to create a harmonious and comfort

feeling. Colours do have a psychological effect, so have shapes also

connotations: Shape and colour together can reinforce or weaken each other’s sentiment. In real practise you will have to match your presentation to the House

Style colours of your Company or Brand.

a hint: choose the matching colours with the site:

http://colorschemedesigner.com/

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9 COLOURS. Shapes and Colours : matching connotations.

Colours and life style applications.

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Keep in mind

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1nf0 Graphic Mentors

Business Series.

Other Publications:

Modern Capitalism. Training in Visionary skills.

http://www.slideshare.net/RonnyVerlet/modern-capitalism

http://www.slideshare.net/RonnyVerlet/infographics-visionary

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Discover also the other publications from Infographic-mentors:

click for access.

1nf0 Graphic Mentors

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Business Series. Semiotics Series. Info Graphics is a most powerful tool in the transfer of knowledge and insight.

www.infographic-mentors.com

Ronny J.C. Verlet Graphics by Louise

Liz GrapChicque

1nf0 Graphic Mentors