Seventh Copy — Xerox Punk Manifesto
A photocopy-degraded punk flyer template channeling ransom-note typography and zine xerox texture. Rotated type blocks, tape-mark corners, and halftone bleed set it apart from clean, geometric digital brutalism.
This template exists as an act of refusal. It rejects the smoothness of modern slide design — no gradients, no shadows, no rounded forgiveness — because some ideas should feel dangerous and immediate, not committee-approved. It is built for speakers who want their opener to hit like a flyer stapled to a wet telephone pole at 2 AM. Precision is the enemy here; every misalignment is load-bearing.
Good for
- · Hackathon kickoff sessions with a counter-culture or anti-corporate tone
- · Underground event, unconference, or manifesto-style talks
- · 3–6 slide provocations and lightning talks where shock is the point
- · Zine launches, activist campaigns, or DIY cultural events
Avoid for
- · Investor pitch decks or board-level financial reviews
- · Chart-heavy quarterly business reporting
- · Luxury, wellness, or premium brand presentations
- · Academic thesis defenses requiring institutional credibility
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