Charts are a great visual aid for a poster. They are a good way to add blocks of color while adding a visual explanation of your ideas. Clip art rarely illustrates the ideas that you’re trying to get across in posters. Choose other images to help with this.
Mix them up. It will help differentiate your titles from your informational text—making your titles stand out more. If you’re using your handwriting instead of computer font, mix up your writing style to add interest to your poster.
Title: 72-point or larger Names/Subheadings: 48-point type Narrative text: 24-point type or larger
