Monthly Archives: May 2012

Recently we received an order from a faculty member of Menlo-Antherton High School. Their school's Robotics Team, The Bears, just won Regionals and were headed on their way to State Championships. They wanted a big 10' x 4' banner printed but there was one problem, this was their art file...

Given the time sensitivity of our [...]

We all know that a high quality image can add a lot to a design in terms of style and depth. However, when designing a banner there are somethings to consider before using just any old image out of your point and shoot or getting a photo off google images.
A banner is a much larger [...]

Bitmap Vs. Vector for Banner Design
I know that sentence sounds like some sort of snappy new video game title or words from some kind goofy moon language, but these are actually two completely different image file types that can make or break your banner. In today's blog post you will learn the difference between the [...]

Adding depth to your banner designs will help them to appear more professional and will guarantee that they're a step above the rest. When we think of depth, the first thing that comes to mind is perspective in illustration, but you can also achieve this by paying attention to the way all of your elements [...]

Here at banner4sale, we do our best to make your experience as quick and easy as possible. Today I am going to address two of the biggest things that hinder and slow this process, embedding images and outlining fonts.
If you are placing an image into your file or linking to another file, please make sure [...]

Check out the new billboard installed this week. Don't forget to come out for the Stanley Donwood