The first tip is to really think about who this poster is for. The audience and setting of the poster is incredibly important. And the purpose of the poster. Are you selling something, promoting something, or educating people.
The second tip is to reduce clutter on your poster page. If there is too much randomly assorted "stuff" than it won't have a clear focal point that is stressing the main opinion of the poster. If you are going to input many different images, than they need to be surrounding a bigger, main idea.
The third tip is to not rely on text objects to grab people's attention. Text should be used sparingly because graphics and images are supposed to describe the point of the poster to hold an audience member's full attention.Using text every once in a while is not a negative aspect in your poster all the time.
The final tip for creating an effective poster is to try and use bigger images rather than blowing up images. Your resolution should be high and so should the size of the poster.
11/17 or 18/24
200 dpi min.
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