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Sale posters: percentage burst, seasonal clearance, grand opening

Sale posters — dominated by a jagged starburst whose middle is a blank percentage shape, the word "SALE" lettered across the banner above it, a scatter of small stars around the burst and a blank date strip along the foot, a bold retail treatment, thick blocky shapes, hard edges and heavy condensed capitals set large

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Reading 1Percentage burst
Reading 2Seasonal clearance
Reading 3Grand opening

A sale poster carries the number that gets people in the door — these nine draw a percentage-burst poster, a seasonal clearance poster with drawn leaves, and a grand-opening poster with balloons, in bold, elegant and retro, with the discount shape left blank. Print for the window or the counter. Ask for a different event and the set redraws.

  • a shop window during a sale
  • a Black Friday storefront
  • a grand-opening event
  • a seasonal clearance rack sign
  • a social post announcing a promotion

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each poster is drawn at a clean portrait ratio with an even margin, so it prints at A3 for a window or scales to A4 for a counter.
Is the discount percentage already printed?
No — the burst shape, banner and date strip are left blank, so you write in your own number and dates.
Can I get a different event, like a holiday sale?
Yes — the direction field takes a request like 'a Christmas sale version' and redraws all three posters.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Bold is loud red-and-yellow retail colour, elegant is cream-and-gold boutique styling, retro is a two-ink screen-print look with halftone texture.

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