Clip Art, A Memoir: Makeover Edition!

Making Clip Art Great Again

Molly Geoghegan, Marketing Manager

Molly Geoghegan

Sep 23, 2016

These past few weeks in Clip Art, A Memoir, we've been mourning the passing of our favorite old 90s presentation staples.

While it's all good fun to laugh at this well-meaning office art stockpile, what is the point if we can't provide a solution to their present-day uselessness?

We searched inwardly: GhostRanch, how do we prove that we're better than clip art? How do we show that images like this are still relevant in sales decks? After all, as a presentation design company, we pride ourselves on our own clever ability to help communicate important ideas through imagery.

So for each piece of clip art we've buried in the RIP Clip Art graveyard, we're going to resurrect with the same idea, conveyed with a much more modern prowess. In short, we're giving clip art the GhostRanch treatment.

It will be an extreme makeover of the "Insert > Image" syndrome! 

A before and after for a shiny new sales deck! 

An eat this, not that-for PowerPoint!

You get the picture. Now, get excited!

#MakeClipArtGreatAgain

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About The Author

Molly Geoghegan, Marketing Manager

Molly Geoghegan is a writer, organizer, and film school dropout. She hikes frequently with her dog, Guinness, and signs up for too many email newsletters. Having lived in Chicago, Paris, Dublin and Galway, Molly has made her way back to the Rockies and calls Denver, CO home.

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