Creative Hand Drawn Flowchart Shapes

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Creative Hand Drawn Flowchart Shapes" displays various shapes used to represent different elements in a flowchart:

• Start/End signifies the beginning or conclusion of a process.
• Process Step represents a stage within a process.
• Input/Output indicates the entry or delivery of data.
• Decision points to a branching where a choice must be made.
• Document and Many Documents are for depicting single and multiple documents respectively.
• Predefined Process denotes an established sequence of actions.
• Delay depicts a pause or wait in the process.
• Display shows data or information output.
• Off-page Connector represents continuity from another page.
• Connector and Hand Drawn Arrows are for indicating the direction of flow within the flowchart.

Graphical Look

• The title "Creative Hand Drawn Flowcharts Shapes" is prominently displayed at the top in a large, bold font.
• Under the title, there is a subtitle listing the types of shapes represented.
• The slide has ten distinctive shapes, each labeled with a different flowchart component, and a palette of hand-drawn arrows at the bottom.
• The shapes vary in color, with "Start/End" in purple, "Process Step" in orange, "Input/Output" in blue, and the others in various shades.
• Each shape has a hand-drawn, sketched look, with hatching and shading to enhance the aesthetic.
• The shapes are arranged in two rows with some overlap, preserving a balanced and organized appearance.
• The graphical objects use dashed lines, fill patterns, and gradients to convey the hand-drawn style.

The slide has a clean, creative appearance with a playful twist on the standard flowchart symbols. The hand-drawn style adds a personal and informal touch to the design of typical flowchart elements.

Use Cases

• Explaining the structure of workflows during team meetings for a more engaging and approachable discussion.
• Visualizing processes in educational settings where a more casual or artistic representation is preferred.
• Creating strategy documents that require the mapping of business processes with a unique, informal aesthetic.
• Enhancing client-facing presentations where a creative touch helps convey complex procedural information in a simplified manner.