Thank you, Tushar! I created the images using a combination of programs, but most of the work was in Adobe Illustrator.

The ice was tricky to do. It’s a bunch of smaller items that I warped to (hopefully) look like they’re under water.

Thank you very much Kim for answering my query. Seems you have put-in a lot of effort in making this project. Kudos …

I would like to ask one more thing. I’ve never tried Adobe Illustrator and mostly used graphics that can be freely available. What sources (videos, blogs, courses, tutorials, etc.) would you recommend to learn Adobe Illustrator? I hope it’s not that difficult to learn.

Hi Tushar,

I would recommend the Adobe learning community and Youtube!

Tushar, I’d recommend the Adobe learning community and Youtube.

Thank you very much Kim for answering my query. I’ll definitely follow these sources.

Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Thank you!!

Thank you, Layli! I worked really hard on this.

Thank you, Miho!
The ice bath makes all the difference, right?

Thank you, Nanda!

Piotr, thanks!

Oh, no! Ludovic, thank you for  showing me the typo. All the time I spent looking at this, and then I miss a typo right on the introduction slide. Grrr!

Ludovic, I fixed the typo and republished the project (files attached to this comment). Originally, I created the “continue” button and text in PPT, but long story short, it wasn’t behaving. So, I recreated it in Illustrator (and fatigue got the best of my eyes). If anyone downloads the project, I don’t want them to have any trouble, so the updated Captivate file can be downloaded from this comment or at this link: https://storage.googleapis.com/intro_to_ayurveda/Egg%20Contest.cptx

Great !… And thanks for sharing the new version !…

Good luck for the contest !…

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