Where do the date, time and place go?

In the empty panel left on each poster, which stays blank in the pictures so you can add the details.

How do the three styles differ?

Flat vector uses bold shapes in navy, gold and white; retro pennant uses block lettering in maroon, cream and mustard; hand-painted uses brush lettering in school-color red, blue and yellow.

Can I change the headline or the theme?

Yes. Type a different headline or theme and the layout keeps the blank panel for the details.

Are these photographs of printed posters?

No. They are drawn illustrations of posters, with no people in the frame.

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Homecoming posters: dance, game, court vote

Homecoming posters — a hallway poster headed "HOMECOMING DANCE" in large letters over a night sky with a disco ball and string lights, and a clear empty panel in the lower third left for the date, time and place, flat vector poster art with bold shapes and big headline lettering, clean edges

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Reading 1Dance poster

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Reading 3Court vote

Hallway posters for the events of homecoming: the dance, the game and the vote for the court. Each has its headline lettered large and an empty panel left for the date, time and place, so the details can be added by hand. Type a different theme, such as tropical night, black and gold or a pep rally, and the same panel holds the new headline.

hallway posters announcing the homecoming dance
a game poster with blank boxes for the teams and kickoff time
a court voting poster with name panels to fill in
a student council notice board

Frequently asked questions

Where do the date, time and place go?: In the empty panel left on each poster, which stays blank in the pictures so you can add the details.
How do the three styles differ?: Flat vector uses bold shapes in navy, gold and white; retro pennant uses block lettering in maroon, cream and mustard; hand-painted uses brush lettering in school-color red, blue and yellow.
Can I change the headline or the theme?: Yes. Type a different headline or theme and the layout keeps the blank panel for the details.
Are these photographs of printed posters?: No. They are drawn illustrations of posters, with no people in the frame.

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