Icons: Pins, Direction and Distance Arrows (hand-drawn ink style)

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of icons themed around navigation and emphasis, all designed in a hand-drawn ink style. The top row of arrows displays options for conveying movement or direction with varying styles like double-ended or forked tips, offering visual diversity for directional emphasis. Below, location pins hint at mapping or geolocation relevance, with variations including a plain pin, one with a center dot, and another with a star—each useful for representing places of differing significance. The bottom row contains three location pins with varying inner symbols and a set of three pinned flags in different colors, indicating points of interest, destinations, or checkpoints.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a white background which provides a clean and simple canvas for the icons.
• A total of eight arrow icons are displayed in two rows, with the arrows varying in style, such as straight, curved, and bifurcated.
• There are four map pin icons, differentiated by color and symbols within them, depicting different types of location markers.
• Three pinned flag icons in bright colors (turquoise, orange, and yellow) offer additional location marking options with a playful, informal appearance.
• Icons are colored in shades of purple, black, orange, and turquoise with a semi-transparent, hand-drawn aesthetic.
• The title of the slide is presented in a relatively large font at the top, indicating the theme and style of the icons.
• A stylized ribbon banner on the top right corner of the slide states "Fully Editable."

The slide has a relaxed, creative look with its hand-drawn-style icons that are inviting and easy to understand. The choice of soft colors and clear delineation between different types of icons make the slide visually organized and engaging.

Use Cases

• To illustrate step-by-step processes or navigation in instructional presentations.
• For enhancing digital maps or slides involving location-based strategies in marketing or business planning.
• In project management presentations to indicate sequential tasks or progression.
• When creating user journey maps or flowcharts to pinpoint stages, decisions, or milestones.