I create visuals that explain how complex products and services work, in an easy to understand way, as well as training new members of the BrightCarbon team how to do this too!
1 – a new addition in 2018.
A houseplant and the spiders that live on it.
Sparkling water, decaf coffee, whisky.
2 – a philosophy degree and a fine arts degree.
Hate these questions!
Bad jokes and interesting animal facts.
Board gaming, bouldering.
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Tell me more!Ever wanted to get more out of your PowerPoint animation? Here's a trick you can use to make PowerPoint animations more versatile. I used it to recreate the elegant motion of pendulums in a Harvard Sciences Lecture Demonstration.
I asserted that PowerPoint couldn’t do this... My conversational partner claimed I was wrong, this option was hidden in the settings and I just hadn’t looked hard enough! Quick - to the nearest PowerPoint equipped PC...
PowerPoint doesn't do 3D, but it would be cool if it could. For a long time I’ve really struggled to develop a method creates an illusion of three dimensions (and looks good) with just the tools PowerPoint provides. Here's two ways I've come up with to do it.
