# Slide Patterns

## 1. Hand-Drawn Editorial Cover

Use for opening slides.

- Large light-weight sans-serif title.
- Delicate line illustration on one side.
- Soft paper texture.
- Small annotation or date label.
- One subtle divider only.

## 2. Quiet Concept

Use for abstract ideas or thesis slides.

- One short statement.
- Small hand-drawn metaphor near the statement.
- Use pale wash behind the visual.
- Keep most of the slide open.

## 3. Workspace Scene

Use for process, team, or creative work.

- Desk, notebook, laptop, plant, pen, or paper objects drawn with thin uneven lines.
- Add 2-3 small annotations.
- Keep the drawing quiet and sparse.

## 4. Organic Flow

Use for workflow or journey slides.

- Hand-drawn curved path.
- Small nodes or sketches along the path.
- Muted indigo marks the current or important step.
- Avoid perfect arrows and rigid flowcharts.

## 5. Soft Comparison

Use for before/after or two approaches.

- Two uneven text columns.
- One delicate divider.
- Tiny hand-drawn icons or annotations.
- Pale wash highlights the preferred side.

## 6. Human Detail

Use for user stories or observations.

- Small human-scale sketch.
- Quote or observation as the main text.
- Light gray annotation line.
- No dramatic illustration scale.

## 7. Closing Note

Use for final slides.

- One calm closing phrase.
- Small botanical, desk, or abstract line illustration.
- Minimal metadata.
- Wide negative space.