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18x24 Poster Printing: Quick Fixes for Your Design Blunders


by carla san gaspar

Surely, you have encountered some problems with your 18x24 poster printing. More specifically, you have encountered some blunders you have committed in your poster design and have yet to correct or polish. While designing may seem like easy work, editing and adding in the finishing touches can be quite hard.

As an attempt, perhaps, to be successful in your poster design, you might have overlooked the need to make all the rough edges disappear. It is, after all, insanely difficult to not know how to undo what you did when you have already saved your file.

Graphic designers know better that making designs can both be easy and frustratingly difficult. There are many situations that can suddenly arise and make things awry.

Sometimes, colors don’t seem to get along very well and it seems that the images remain transfixed in space. Images end up looking like cut-outs pasted on your design. To make your poster much more natural and professional looking, try to use these tips and reminders to help you get back on track.

1. Adjust the light
Play with the light and play it up on different angles or different intensities. Soften the outlines of your object with light or make lines more distinguishable.

2. Bring more contrast
Contrast can be achieved by adjusting the sharpness of the details of your design; you can roughen the edges or polish them.

Contrast can also be achieved by changing the intensities of colors. Colors will or may appear dark or vivid and brilliant. Use colors to emphasize a detail or downplay it. By combining or using certain colors, you can achieve harmony or go for a composition with contrasts that helps you focus on the image better.

3. Add in some blur
Design tools allow you to patching things together, sew them and make the composition smooth and whole. Blurring the edges of images makes them softer to look at and the jagged outline of cut out images are eliminated. This makes your image blend well with the background and the rest of the composition.

4. Don’t forget shadow details
This makes your image more realistic. As with the play on light, shadows provide definition and depth. It makes you’re the image on your design more realistic and balanced.

5. Heal
Heal is almost similar to the design tool clone but it eliminates blemishes by blending the selected area consistent with the surrounding color scheme. This removes the difficulty of achieving consistency all over.

There are of course, other elements in your poster design that you should be aware of. 18x24 poster printing invites people to read on or take a closer look, making it all the more important for you to create an almost flawless poster design.

1. Always be conscious of the spaces for your text. Use single space between lines.
2. Observe your use of different font types. Use it sparingly. The right amount of variety makes reading easier and faster.
3. Select which texts needs to be set in ALL CAPS.
4. Experiment with the right space between fonts. This can ably help you create a different look or feel for your fonts without opting for a different font style.
5. Lead the eyes towards the most substantial part of your posters.

Use these pretty basic pieces of advice and reminders for your 18x24 poster printing and design and be well on your way to creating more colorful prints.


18x24 Poster Printing tips, guides and sizes can be found at Offset Posters - Large Format Posters

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