Iqbal Day posters: shaheen falcon, tomb in Lahore, book of verse

Posters for Iqbal Day on 9 November, the birthday of the poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal. They suit a school competition, a literary society or a status post. The three designs show the shaheen falcon of his poems above snowy peaks, his red sandstone tomb in Lahore beside the Badshahi Mosque, and an open book of verse with a quill. Type a different twist, such as a white falcon or a dark blue ground, and the same three styles carry it.

• a school competition poster
• a literary society notice
• a status post on the day

Frequently asked questions

What is in the nine pictures?

Three designs, each in three styles: the shaheen falcon above snowy peaks, the red sandstone tomb in Lahore, and an open book of verse with a quill.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Flat vector is bold clean shapes with hard edges, paper cut is layered card with soft shadows, and screen print is overprinted ink with a faint halftone texture.

Can I change the subject or the colours?

Yes. Type the change, such as a white falcon, a dark blue ground or a school contest scene; a typed direction is a request, not a promised result.

Do the posters show a person?

No. They show no faces and no photographs.

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