Any Willing Graphic Artists?

[CopperLocker]

By no means am I a graphic artist but I do like to 'play' so here's my contribution.

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That's a good one too. Stating a buyer winning is good publicity. Nice job!

[damian_steele]

If people are going to print these themselves there's no reason why folks can't pick one or more or even all of the designs on offer.

[CopperLocker]

If people are going to print these themselves there's no reason why folks can't pick one or more or even all of the designs on offer.

I think you're on to something. Maybe we should summit the topic of a free print out to eBid. It's their company. Maybe they should design a few different types the way they would like to see their fliers/pamphlets and offer them out to the members for printing.

They could email to a requesting member and the member can choose how many they want to print.

If I make my own, My stores logos and links would be shown too.

[JanetB]

This is my attempt (I'm sure I put this in last night and on checking today it was gone???)

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[damian_steele]

Jan & Gill, as a hand out or flier included with a delivery, I like them.

However, as a poster that can be easily seen and understood as someone walks passed I think they are too wordy.

The test for a poster is whether someone can tell you what it is about when they glance at it from five feet (or more).

You may disagree, but that's my opinion.

[JanetB]

Ah yes indeed, I absolutely agree with you.

Jan & Gill, as a hand out or flier included with a delivery, I like them.

However, as a poster that can be easily seen and understood as someone walks passed I think they are too wordy.

The test for a poster is whether someone can tell you what it is about when they glance at it from five feet (or more).

You may disagree, but that's my opinion.

[Gill]

Jan & Gill, as a hand out or flier included with a delivery, I like them.

However, as a poster that can be easily seen and understood as someone walks passed I think they are too wordy.

The test for a poster is whether someone can tell you what it is about when they glance at it from five feet (or more).

You may disagree, but that's my opinion.

We're all entitled to our own opinion Damian so it's not a problem with you speaking your mind.

The posters are sized A4 and what we need to get across is the promotion of eBid.

With my eyes I need to get up close to an A4 poster to read it so unless the type is sized at 72pt or so I can't read what it says without being close up to it. Therefore the text adds to the poster, bringing the reader in to see more and therefore gives the reader more info on eBid. IMO an A4 poster, which is what the majority of us can print, needs text to promote eBid as well as the graphics.

[JanetB]

Here is another attempt, but this time, I made it 11inch x 8.5inch (A4)

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[bluebedouin]

How about this one?

[hurryb4itsgone]

Blue, do you have a background in advertising?