1. Keep your size
10% larger than your first consider. Signs are always better when
larger.
2. Use Vector Graphics. This means drawing the objects and words in
an outline matter and filling the object with color. If you draw in
Illustrator, Corel etc as an outline. At any latter stage, you can
scale the size up or down and not lose resolution.
3. Use photographs at high resolution. Dont use Gif's as they are
color optimized. For modern work, JPE
Best Advice -
Choosing a photo for signs or websites
1. Lots of people
find a photo that is not relevant for their sign or website. If your
website is Tennessee based, use a picture with an American flavor.
If in Australia, show the Sydney Harbor Bridge etc. We regularly get
work where the photos are very confusing. They contain the wrong
perception.
Learn to use Photoshop or Similar and learn how to make a path.
This example is perfect for beauty products. Would not work for a
Automotive Repair shop
Best Advice -
Information and Searching
To get to more sign making information try our new search facility
where you can type in a Suburb, State, Australia, Country or any
term related to sign making and graphic design.
The best knot to
tie a rope to a pole is know as a 'Clove Hitch'. The tighter the
rope is pulled, the tighter the knot grips. Great for metal poles
where in the surface has little surface friction. To make a clove
hitch, wrap the rope around twice, followed by one under pass.
FAQ - What
should my Signage say
?
No. 74
We suggest that
you keep everything simple and understandable. Pick three elements.
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary and place the importance on the
primary message.
1. For photographic work
Original Files flattened to a PDF document in CMYK format
2. For line Drawing / cutting
Original Files in a Vector format. Convert all fonts to objects and
any outlines should be a scalable contour.
If you are using another professional graphic design agency for your
graphics, please have them call us to discuss any rego marks etc.
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