Get creative with your Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation using this artsy template. It uses watercolor textures to create bold and vivid slides, while the text content keeps a minimal and clean style. Customize the backgrounds of the different slide layouts with your textures or photos to convey your own style, the design won’t lose the creative touch! Use it to talk about creativity, art, DIY or craft projects… this theme with very bright colors will surprise and engage the audience no matter their age.
This free artsy presentation template features:
- Fully editable. Easy to customize colors, text and photos
- 25 different slides with tips to improve your presentation. Choose the layouts that best fit your content. Add, delete or re-order slide pages based on your needs
- Artsy design with colorful watercolor textures
- Feature-rich theme with examples of styles for graphs, charts and tables
- It includes a customizable icon family with 80 different icons and a world map (you can change sizes and colors). And more free icons & maps for your presentations available.
- Use as a Google Slides theme or download as PowerPoint template and edit on your computer. Also export to PDF, JPG, etc.
- 16:9 screen layout (Can change to 4:3 with a click, but some graphic assets may not work well)
Cheryll says
Hello, is there a way to maintain the aspect ratio of photos that are dropped into the background images? Thanks!
Jimena says
Not that I know of, but try asking at Google Product forums
Hamish says
how do you change the colour of the same slide like from orange to blue?
Jimena says
You have to change the background image to a watercolor with blue tones. Use Google images to find an photo that fit your needs or download a watercolor texture from GraphicBurguer (you’ll find the link in the Credits slide)
Agustin A. says
This is awesome!
BTW how do I change the photos in the back ground with powerpoint?
Thanks for sharing this incredible desing!
Jimena says
Right-click your selection in the thumbnail pane, and then select Format Background. In the Format Background pane on the right, select Picture or Texture Fill, and then, under Insert picture from select File and choose the picture that you want. For more info check Powerpoint help
no one says
It is an amazing template but I cannot see the 25 different slides with tips to improve your presentation. Choose the layouts that best fit your content in Microsoft Powerpoint
Jimena says
Hi, this template has 11 master slides, these master slides are used to create the presentation you can see with 25 different slides with tips to improve your presentation. Choose the layouts that best fit your content. The example slides include several combinations of text columns, images, text and devices, maps, graphs, etc. Those are the 25 different slides with tips to improve your presentation. Choose the layouts that best fit your content that the description refers to.
Billy Chan says
The template is great!!!
But I have one question. How can I change the pictures in the background in google slides?
Jimena says
Select a slide and go to the Slide menu, and select Background, or right-click in a slide and select Change background. Then upload your own photo.
Polly says
Hi Jimena. Thanks for these wonderful templates. I have a problem with the google version. I copied it and started to use it. Then suddenly it freezes and I can’t click on the thumbnails although I can still click on the main page and make changes. I wonder what is causing that? Closing it and opening again usually fixes it.
Jimena says
Hi Polly, that happens sometimes when you have the emoji add-on installed in Chrome. Is that your case?
Polly says
yes. I wondered why it didn’t happen last time I used it. I shall uninstall. Thanks for your help.
Katherine says
Please PUBLICIZE THIS EMOJI BUG widely! I know you can’t fix the emoji add-on, but you need to let people know they’re incompatible. I had no idea and I have wasted three hours of my life re-creating an entire presentation because of this! This should not be happening!
Jimena says
I already contacted the add-on support, I hope they’re able to fix it.
Mel says
How do you change the white parts of the background? I want the color splashes to stay, but I want a picture for the white parts.
Jimena says
I’m sorry but that can’t be done as the white parts are images placed in the master slides
Stefan Kovacevic says
So, I’ve been working on some presentation and I can’t place an image in the rectangle … If you could answer me please that would be great.
Jimena says
Select a slide and go to the Slide menu, and select Background, or right-click in a slide and select Change background. Then upload your own photos/images.
Dima says
How do you add a picture like in slide 10 where the picture fits in with the paint splatter on google slides?
Jimena says
Hello Dima, that photo is set as a slide background. Actually in that slide there’s a transparent image above with the splatter as a hole, which shows the background below.
Jenna says
I love these AMAZING slide templates that you make. They are VERY useful for my class presentations. I just have one- wait actually two tiny questions… How can you change the language and how do you put transitions and animations on the slides?
Jimena says
You can learn to do it following Google Help instructions https://support.google.com/docs/answer/1689475?hl=en
caxel says
How can I change the color of the paint?
Jimena says
Hi Caxel, to change the color of the paint you have to set your own background for the slide, and upload photos that have the color you desire.
PD: sorry for the late response, but I live in Spain and my time zone does not coincide with that of America/Asia
Zoe Schwartz says
how do you change the colors?
Jimena says
You have to change the background image to a watercolor on the color you want. Use Google images to find an photo that fit your needs or download a watercolor texture from GraphicBurguer (you’ll find the link in the Credits slide)
liyah says
how do I get a colorful background for google slides.Because i want a very colorful background for a project and not just ugly boyish kind i want a girly color one?
Jimena says
Hi Liyah, there are many places in internet where you can find colorful backgrounds. I can recommend you:
Kylie says
I don’t know why, but I’m having trouble figuring out how to use those awesome icons that are included! I use Google Slides.
Thanks!
Jimena says
Hi Kylie, copy the icon you need from slide number 27 and paste it in the slide where you want to use it. Easy peasy :)
Jim Turner says
Am I able to Live-stream this template?
Jimena says
Yes, of course, although attribution still applies
Rajul Sangoi says
I’m not able to download it as a template If delete one slide it gets deleted permanently.
Jimena says
Hi Rajul, I guess your using Powerpoint as it deletes slide masters that are not in use, please try this solution:
Here you’ll find screenshots How to Preserve a Slide Master in Microsoft PowerPoint
Emma says
I was wondering if there was a way to flip the background. A lot of the color is on the right side and I was hoping to balance things out by flipping some of the slides like a mirror image and have the colors on the left.
Thanks!!
Jimena says
Hi Emma, you can enter the master slides and there you’ll be able to flip the background white shape in some of the slides https://www.slidescarnival.com/help-use-presentation-template#faq5
Emy says
For some reason the animations pane is not working at all. It is light grey and nothing happens when clicked on. Can anyone help?
Jimena says
Hi Emy, do you mean in Powerpoint or Google Slides? In Powerpoint you have to select one element (text or shape) to see the animation options activated in the panel.
Marcia V. Enricoso says
Hope to see more ppt related to mathematics
Jimena says
Hi Marcia, these templates might suit your needs: Iras, Thaliard and Quince