how can you get blue tack to keep posters on the wall?
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I find using it on all 4 corners and the middle seems to work. Also, use a lot. Don't skimp on the tack!
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Pint your wall instead of paying money!
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Use cardboard, clay, or sugar cubs.  Cardoard would be the easiest.
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I would stick a poster up in Gretna Green
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PIXresizer:\n\nhttp://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm
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fill the container's base with adhesives
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My favorite is to cut our large construction paper hearts, and paste (photcopied) pictures of their family/friends on top of the hearts.  Your can use glitter pens to reduce the mess of glitter (although more expensive).  It makes a great project to hang on the wall!
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try to use corelDraw 11 it's the best graphic design program handel with object so you can add and delete or make any poster you like try it.\ni add alink that you can download this sw from it.
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They sell racks to hold those, either on the floor or hanging on the wall.  Try an artist store, or architect supply store. Even a store that copies blueprints.  Around here there is an Organized Living store and The Container Store, and they usually have systems that might adapt to holding them.
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um...theres like... a little hook inside attached to another hook on the head by a rubber band...good luck! cool...i dont even have art...and i love art class...
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I don't know if there is anyone selling them.  You might be able to talk with a copy place and give them a computer file with the rules.  They should be able to blow it up to poster size for you or put it on quality paper.  It may be cheaper that way anyway and you could format it however you want.
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you can always do that and then stick the d and x together and hold them up by sticks or with your hans. at live events heaps of people do it
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It's held on a gigantic blue canvas by thumb tacks.
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I have a poster of the Beatles from A Hard Day's Night. I love it! :)
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when you cut out the plywood and make them alittle taller you can also make a box for people to stand on behind the picture so they won't trip i've seen this done at the fair's hope this helps
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Firstly, what is your resolution?  Have you researched it and found topics/themes/articles that might be of interest on your poster?  Have you looked through magazines and found suitable photographs that you might cut out and use?  How about using a favourite photograph of yourself at the top, with personal details and a summary of why you chose your particular resolution.\n\nYou might find decorating the outside edge of your poster with a border of coloured lines or flowers or some other symbols will make it stand out as interesting - or at least draw people to it to investigate further.\n\nTry using different materials in a sort of collage-effect.\n\nBut, most important of all, know exactly what you are aiming for and how you are going to achieve it.  List your objectives and the time in which you hope to have succeeded in reaching each objective.  Truly know your subject and making it interesting to others so that they root for your success.\n\nGood luck!
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i'm not sure where, but if you just take a peice of paper and draw lines on it in wacky ways it will work, than all you have to do is past the paper to like the back of a picture that has been printed on some thick poster board or something