ABOUT
Case: a presentation for a jewelry salon
When I started to create a presentation for a jewelry salon,
I felt, that for me it was not just a work project, but a real art.
✅ Immersing myself in the atmosphere of the jewelry world, I explored its symbolism and meaning, which added depth to my project.
✅Further inspired by the work, I proposed a concept to the client:
The presentation should show how jewelry can highlight each client's personality and style.
✅I collected photos of the most suitable pieces, paying careful attention to details - texture, color and shape.
✅ For the design of the slides.
I took a minimalist approach, using a calm black and white palette with bright accents to highlight the beauty of the jewelry.
The smooth texture of the background created an elegant space for perception.
✅Then I rewrote the text to be light and accessible, choosing a sleek font that wouldn't overwhelm the subtle jewelry theme. By balancing the text blocks, I kept the slides light and airy.
I share some of the slides below, I hope your eye will enjoy them too ↔️
Each presentation is a little story waiting to be told.
If you need a modern, concise,
and most importantly and effective presentation, write me
in private messages.
I will be glad to cooperate with you!
MADEIT CREDITS
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Marina SaprykinaPresentation designer | Graphic designer
Back to | Minimalism | project
Natali Sadova
Illustrator & Surface Pattern Designer, freelance
Ukraine
Julia Bohdan-Piatrova
Digital Designer
Poland
Olga Sinenko
Graphic Designer, Freelance
Germany
Edite Satkovska
Graphic Designer | UI/UX Designer, Freelance
Latvia
Olga Baro
Web Designer, Independent Web Designer
Italy
Elisabeth Grosse aka LIZITA
Fashion Graphic Designer
United Kingdom
Yana Kandratovich
Web Designer, Self employed
Belarus
Ekaterina Kuzneczova
Branding Designer, freelance
United Arab Emirates
Tatjana Kle
Brand & Visual Identity Designer
Germany