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Description: Writing Skills Short Composition POSTERS What is a poster? A large postcard, notice, advertisement and invitation all in one for announcing or advertising something. Purpose of a poster To create social awareness about issues related to

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slide1. Writing Skills Short Composition POSTERS What is a poster?
A large postcard, notice, advertisement and invitation – all in one for announcing or advertising something.
Purpose of a poster
To create social awareness about issues related to current problems, conveys a social message, or to advertise or even to extend public invitations and write notices.<br>
slide2. Main Features of a Poster Layout
►Eye catching and visually attractive, ornate design
►Catchy/suggestive title: Some slogan, jingle or short verse
►Sketch or simple drawings using match stick figures
►Letters of different size and shape, bold, capital letters
►Proportionate spacing.

(b) Content
►The theme or subject of the poster
►Description or details associated with the theme
►Essential details like date, time and venue in case of an event
►Name (s) of issuing authority/company/organisers etc.<br>
slide3. (c) Expression ►The overall organisation and sequencing of the matter
►Appropriate and accurate language
►Persuasive tone
►Catchy phrases, slogans, proverbs, quotations
►Creativity in terms of content and design
►Tempting, inviting, appealing language.<br>
slide4. Issued by Say 'No' To Drugs DRUG MAY THRILL!
BUT THEY SURELY KILL DRUG MAY THRILL!
BUT THEY SURELY KILL<br>