Planning a birthday? Create a personalized birthday banner!

Change things up by printing a personalized banner! BIG Images has just launched the newest version of its birthday banner designer, Banner Works.

Its easier than ever — choose from one of our pre-made templates (or start from scratch). Upload photos, choose art from our vast array of clip art, customize the message, and within minutes your banner will be printing at BIG Images.

Begin creating your own by visiting the birthday banner page and clicking the "Begin Browsing" button. There is no sign-up to try it out, only when you decide to purchase.

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At BIG Images, we’re out to prove you don’t need to shell out hundreds of dollars for fully-featured design software. Producing something worthwhile also doesn’t need to be more difficult than helping a walrus move into a skyscraper. Design is life, and it should be experienced without barrier.

Announcing the delicious:designer 2.0 — powerful design tools for common people.

For the past two years we have been hard at work developing and simplifying complex technology, specifically applications suited for design and print. And this month, we're proud to announce our greatest achievement — the delicious:designer — an easy-to-use cross-platform vector design application. Unlike most design applications, the delicious:designer runs within your web browser, allowing access to your designs from anywhere in the world.
Furthermore, it's platform-independent. That's right; design on your Macintosh, Windows, and Linux computers with equal ease and comfort. It works wherever the internet does… Read the full article...

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Introduction: Are your big images awesome enough?

Designing for large format digital printing is a much different ball game than small format. Yes, I know; “duh!” is what you’re thinking, but hear me out. People won’t be picking your large-format graphic up, holding it in their hands, turning it over, or scrutinizing its verbage. Instead, it’s going to be glanced at quickly from a distance, and in many cases ignored. From the first moment your work is glimpsed, you have only three seconds of a person’s attention to convey your message. We call it the Three Second Rule, because if they’re not hooked within three seconds, you lost the sale, and wasted time and money producing the graphic. Read the full article...

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