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[Annoucement]
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Helpful Hints Here are several additional things to keep in mind as you plan your posters. 1. Keep your designs uncluttered and visually dynamic. Announcment, commerce, decorative, and social behavior posters should be able to be read in less than 10 seconds. 2. Unusual shaped posters "catch the eye".
3. Even though you are trying to change behaviors with social awareness posters, your posters should be positive in nature. For instance, "Non-violence is Cool" is more positive than "Violence is Not Cool".
4. Don't leave a lot of empty space on your poster unless you are attempting to convey a feeling of loneliness. 5. Pick colors that represent your theme. For example if you are doing a patriotic theme, primarily use the color of your country's flag.
On the next page are themes for posters. Copyright 2005 Robert E. Bear |