5 Ways to Make Advertising Color Posters Better

Stop bad poster printing in its tracks! In this five-step guide, I will teach you how to improve your print posters and make sure they do not look bad once printed.

It is a pretty easy process to stop making bad posters and start creating good ones. First, let us look at how you can improve certain design effects to make poster printing a whole lot better.

1. Use light and shadow effects – Light and shadow are important design details. This is not just a mere decorative effect. This adds a little realism to poster printing designs since most people are hard wired to notice these things.

Without light and shadow, the images will not look right. There will be something missing that makes people think the image is fake and totally constructed. This leads to a bad impression. So make sure that you add subtle shadows and lighting effects to add realism to that design.

2. Add gradients to backgrounds and objects – Besides light and shadow, color gradients are also quite important. Using a color gradient instead of a one-color background makes the poster design a little bit more interesting and professional. It adds a certain texture into color posters that really gives it a lot more credibility and professionalism. Do this to your backgrounds. There will be no doubt that you will come up with outputs that are not too bad at all.

3. Making things simpler and clearer – An important mark of a good poster is its simple and clear design. It is meant to primarily communicate something to people. If this communication is barred or hampered by complicated and intricate images that people have barely time to digest this is going to be bad for the posters. This is why it is important for you to adopt simple and clear messages that people would easily understand. The more easily people understand your color posters, the better your poster advertising should be.

4. Add that shine and gloss to printing – When it comes to printing, only the best options really count. Aim for poster printing with thick paper and a glossy coating to booth. Make sure that the paper is also protected from moisture and dirt to make it more durable. This should let your outputs look good and pristine for a far longer time as they communicate your message.

5. Use models that make eye contact – Finally, whenever possible, always try to use models that make eye contact. When your design has a person looking directly at the reader’s eyes, there is a big chance that people will glance at that model for a few seconds. This is a natural reaction to something staring at us, and because of that, people will take notice. So try to integrate this design concept to make your bad outputs look better.

Now you know how to make those color posters look better. Good Luck!