While we can’t guarantee you’ll ace your macro-economics final or stay awake during Mr. monotone professor’s lectures, we can guarantee that your college apartment will be looking sa-wheet! It’s really easy, you just have to memorize this nifty little formula:

Wall Space + PosterBrain = best apartment ever.

Think of all the possibilities! You can make posters of your favorite bands, cool street signs, your favorite sports team, a group shot of all your roomies, motivational sayings or pictures (i.e. a van down by the river!), comic relief, a dart board, scenic shots, a list of cooking tricks, the list goes on and on.

And hey, just ’cause we can’t guarantee an A+ on your final, doesn’t mean we won’t be there to help you study! Dare ya to avoid looking at your class notes when they’re blown up poster style. Pretty tricky to avoid such an awesomely crisp and clear poster..just sayin’…

Not only is this poster just plain awesome, it also validates the saying “the best things in life are worth waiting for.” It was thirty years ago when David saw a picture similar to this one and said to himself, “Self, I bet ya I can recreate that.” Luckily he never forgot that conversation and when the time was right, he set off to make his masterpiece!

First he constructed his very own shelf (quite impressive, looks sturdy), drank a few beers (99 to be exact), snapped a photo, and sent that photo to PosterBrain. He admits that one step of this whole process was more fun than the others. He didn’t need to specify, we all know which step – using PosterBrain of course! Not only is it ridiculously easy and
friendly to use, it’s also quick so there was no waiting another 30 years for his fab poster!

Thanks David for letting us showcase your art and for getting that song stuck in our heads. And hey if you start collecting bottles again, we’d love an invite to the party!

No matter where you live you have heard of the Occupy Movement by now.  What started on Wall Street quickly spread across the United States.  Images have been showing up everywhere and many demonstrators have been a hot topic in the news.  Margaret Molloy, a photojournalist, was able to capture the feel of the site through her wonderful images.  They are on display at the entry are to Kaufman Hall, UCLA.  We were lucky enough to get to print all the poster for her.

Photographs of Occupy LA will be on display at the entry area to Kaufmann Hall
in the student lounge until the end of January. Photojournalist Margaret Molloy
photographed Occupy LA throughout the two month occupation of the downtown
area.

So you have a big presentation coming up and you need a large visual aid.  There is no projector and your computer’s screen is too small for everyone to see.  What can you do?  You can have your visual aid printed as a poster!  Although projectors are great for presentations there are some big advantages to printing posters as opposed to using a projector.

• You will never need to find a power source for your poster.
• Your poster will never overheat and turn off halfway through a presentation.
• You can see a presentation poster in a well lit room where it might be hard to see on a projector.
• If you have a poster you do not need to worry about having the right software to see the image on an overhead.

Presentation posters are incredibly popular!  We print all sorts of posters for presentations at PosterBrain.  We like them so much we decided to do a quick blog post on some different types of presentation posters.

Business Goals Poster

Every company discusses goals but these discussions can be forgotten pretty easily.  A lot of businesses like to print posters with their goal or numbers to make sure people do not forget what they are ultimately working towards.

Complex Presentation Poster

When presenting in a convention setting posters can be very beneficial.  you can discuss your topic and as people come up they can look at your poster to catch themselves up on the conversation.