Here is a black and brown version of my color code posters.

This is a very minimalistic artwork with a deep black with a tint of blue, which makes the color look even more black. The number in the left corner is the color code.

When it comes to creating your minimalist posters, there are a few key tools and techniques that you will need to be aware of. The first step is to choose a subject that lends itself well to a minimalist design. This could be a favourite quote, a striking image, or an abstract design. Once you have a subject in mind, you will need to select a colour scheme that complements the design and helps to convey the intended message.

Next, you will need to select the right materials for your print. High-quality paper or card stock is essential for creating a print that will stand the test of time. You will also need to choose the right printing method, whether it be screen printing, letterpress, or digital printing.

To ensure that your minimalist poster is of the highest quality, it is important to pay attention to the details. This includes choosing the right font for the text, ensuring that the design is centred and balanced, and taking the time to carefully trim the edges of the print.

In conclusion, minimalist posters are a popular and enduring art form that can be created and enjoyed by anyone. By following the tips and techniques outlined in this article, you can create your own high-quality minimalist posters that are sure to impress. Whether you are an artist, designer, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of a well-designed poster, minimalist posters are a great way to express yourself and make a statement.

 FRAMES

These solid frames will give your posters and art prints a beautiful Scandinavian and minimalistic look.

• The black and white frame is made from ayous wood.

• Oak frame made from solid oak.

• Frame weight may vary depending on the color and material.

• Acrylite front protector.

• Hanging hardware included.

Every artwork is full of tiny but sweet details.

The prints all have similar details. I am attempting to make each artwork look like it is printed on rough paper as if it were carbon paper, and that is the point of the small dots as a texture. These details make the print look bright and sharp, and the output is excellent. 

WELCOME 

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- Lisa Ketty.

HiPosterShop@gmail.com