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Poster Design

Poster Design. Tips and Examples. Elements of Art line color shape texture. Principles of Design balance movement emphasis unity. A Good Poster. The Role and Purpose of a Poster. Speaks to the audience “ on the move” Announces an event Promotes a service Sells a product

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Poster Design

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  1. Poster Design Tips and Examples

  2. Elements of Art line color shape texture Principles of Design balance movement emphasis unity A Good Poster

  3. The Role and Purpose of a Poster • Speaks to the audience “ on the move” • Announces an event • Promotes a service • Sells a product • Develops an attitude

  4. A successful poster tells the story quickly It is attention getting A striking use of color It is simple It is balanced symmetrical or asymmetrical Movement – directs viewer’s eye Emphasis – makes one part stand out Unity – everything looks like it belongs Design Qualities

  5. Attracts Emphasizes Can be symbolic Identifies May express a feeling Repeating color creates movement and unity Background color can provide orderliness, continuity and contrast Color in a Poster

  6. Peace

  7. Symbols of Peace

  8. Peace Posters

  9. 2007 Winner Ming Yang Soong 13 yrs old Malaysia

  10. 2006 Winner Min-Ji Yi 13 yrs old California

  11. 2006 Merit Award Kelly Elness Sauk Rapids

  12. Your Poster • Based on theme “Children Know Peace” • No words, letters or numbers • 4 ideas or thumbnail sketches • Colored pencil or crayon • Nothing glued or stapled

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