Thread:MP999/@comment-32908316-20180209004350/@comment-27190018-20180209040436

The slots with the characters in them are basic Powerpoint shapes, but filled with a picture instead of a colour.

First, find a shape you want, alter its dimensions to your liking, and then image search your character. For optimal quality, you'd want a picture with a transparent background, which you can spot by the white/grey checkerboard pattern (although I was recently forced into Powerpoint 2016, which has a remove background tool if needed). Try searching for "Kratos render", "kratos png" or "kratos transparent" to get what you want.

Copypaste the picture into your powerpoint slide, and then crop it/resize it until the character's head is the same size as your shape. If using a non-square shape like me, just get the approximate dimensions, height and width. Then, right-click and save your cropped picture to your computer.

Afterwards, double-click the shape, select "fill with picture", and find the picture from your computer. After you have however many you need, rearrange them however you want, and place a background image behind them.

After that, it's honestly just screwing around with decorations.