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Dahi Handi posters: a Govinda pyramid, the handi, an event poster
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Posters for Dahi Handi, the day after Janmashtami, when Govinda teams build a human pyramid to break a pot of curd hung high over the street. Each letters its call as written: Govinda Ala Re over a three-tier pyramid, Happy Dahi Handi beneath a decorated pot, or Dahi Handi Utsav on an event poster with a blank panel for the date and place. The styles are flat vector, comic-book art or poster paint.
- a society or colony Dahi Handi event
- a school board for the festival
- a poster on a building or shop
- a status post before the day
Frequently asked questions
- Is there room for the date and place?
- Yes. The event poster leaves a blank panel below the title for the date and place.
- What is the comic style?
- Bold comic-book illustration with thick black outlines, action lines, a splash burst and halftone dots, in orange, yellow, blue and red.
- Which style suits a school?
- The poster paint style, which looks like a school chart in flat opaque paint with brush-lettered words.
- Can I ask for a different wording?
- Yes. Type the wording or subject you want, such as baby Krishna, and it is drawn in the same styles. The result is a request, not a promised match.
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