Large-format printing gives artwork a larger display area for signs, banners and posters. It helps a message remain visible beyond the reading distance of a leaflet or card.
Plan the layout around display dimensions and viewing distance. A short headline, clear hierarchy and suitable image resolution help a larger piece communicate. The intended surface and installation setting are part of the production brief.
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Banners carry a message across a larger display area. The artwork should communicate its headline and purpose at the distance from which viewers will normally see it.
Keep the main message short and include display dimensions. Explain how and where the banner will be installed so the brief includes the relevant display requirements.
Posters present an announcement or campaign on a larger printed sheet. Their content hierarchy needs to work from a distance while still making essential details readable up close.
Share the finished size and display setting. Use suitable image resolution and keep dates, contact details and calls to action easy to locate in the approved artwork.
Printed vinyl signage carries artwork on a flexible display material for a specified surface or setting. The intended application is part of the brief, not just the printed dimensions.
Provide surface dimensions and explain indoor or outdoor use, installation and any removal needs. Avoid assuming durability or adhesive behaviour without discussing the actual application.
Share your artwork or reference, finished dimensions, quantity and intended use. Include your delivery location and required date.