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Title goes here Authors and sub headers here Extra line if needed if not delete Washburn University 1700 SW College Ave. Topeka, KS 66621 Feel free to use this as a starter to make your poster. Below are some helpful hints and tips along with the correct and most recent Washburn University® Logos. Design tips are also found on the Washburn Aperion web page or ncsu. edu/project/posters/Create. Poster. Layout. html Logos These are the official logos you may use. When resizing they must be kept proportional. They cannot be any smaller than 1 inch. Fonts Design Tips Choose a font that is easy to read by the viewers. Don’t make the font size too small. It should be readable from at least 3 feet away. Make sure you use high resolution images. Small picture get blurry when they are blown up to larger scales. Use graphics that are vector-based, like Illustrator or EPS like the logos found here. You can scale them with out losing resolution. A few of the most common fonts used in Print are: San Serif: Helvetica Verdana Arial Serif: Garamond (Washburn uses this font) Bodoni Times New Roman Please keep in mind when picking a font: when you send your original file to UMAPS for printing make sure it is a common font like the ones listed above. If not, add that font file to you submitted work. Power Point will pick a default font if one cannot be found. This may change your design or cause your text to overlap on other graphics on the poster. NOTE: You may also save your poster as a PDF file, which is often more reliable. What are bleeds, safe area and Cut lines? And what does it mean in the print word? This image shows a Safe Area. This is where the body of your work should go. For this poster the Safe Area is about 0. 25” from the Trim Area. Cut / Trim Area is where the page will get cut to size. Bleed line is where the background will continue off the page so when it gets trimmed there is no white space or boarder to the poster. A bleed is usually about 1/8” after the trim line.
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