Posters FAQs

Option 1: Print Posters at Home There is an easy way to print large images as posters at home. It’s called “Tiling”. Adobe Acrobat, amongst other software, allows you to do this. Since they’ve written a great tutorial on this topic already, I won’t waste your time. (Read Article) Now,…

We get this question from time to time and to be quite honest we aren’t framing experts but we’ve taken some time to find some great articles and tutorials because dog gonnit we like finding solutions for our customers! A Written Overview The first article, from the Den Garden blog,…

We understand yall are busy people. So we’ve spent a little time gathering some of our favorite resources for hanging posters. Let’s play hangman! Hangman does a great job in this youtube video showing how to DIY hang your posters to the max: Wiki-Wikihow you doing today? Now if your…

Well, when I was growing up and trying to get more than my mom and (3) friends to come to see my band, we would plaster the city with 11″ x 17″ posters. By my observation 11″ x 17″ posters are the most commonly produce poster size in the USA…

For the love of Jeebus, please don’t use Microsoft Powerpoint. In 2019, there are so many professional and easy ways to layout your poster design. If you don’t have access or the knowledge, or that weird cousin who can show you how to use the industry standard Adobe suite, ie…

Design It Print It Frame It Hang It Check out the individual articles covering each of these key steps in “making your poster great again!”