Rather than talk about my banner philosophy, what makes a good banner and what does not, sometimes is just a lot simpiler to show you. This Banner Gallery started this month (May 2016), so it does not cover the many hundreds and thousands of banner designs I have made in the past.
What it does show is the type of stuff I am making now and will be making in the future as I continue to “flesh out” this gallery with other designs that cross my desk that I think are worth showing.
There will be banner examples to look at, ones where the message or call to action has lessons for us. Other times they will be designs that push the envelope of what you can do with a banner.
If you have any questions about these, or a banner for you or your business.Please feel free to be in touch. Getting a banner is not difficult. I can promise you that my team and I will do everything you can to help you get the best banner possible (regardless of size) and more importanly, provide you a world class experience as part of all your dealings with me and B2bJv.com
Enjoy 🙂
I have a collection of fabric Banners I use out the front of my shop. This is one of them. It is an important banner not because it is a beautiful piece of design but because it asks the questions that we should ask of any business we deal with. The interesting thing about these questions is you will find a business that answers Yes to any of these, will answer Yes to them all. The same is true for a negative response.
This is a Take-Away Shop’s Banner I created recently. The Corner Bakshouse needed this banner to promote some extended trading hours they have just started as well as to promote their range of Gourmet Hamburgers. I like the “Black on Yellow” for this type of use. It really gets the banner noticed. The trouble with this banner design is this Hamburger graphic always makes me hungry.
As the name implies, this banner went to an Antique Shop in Ulladulla (N.S.W.), 4 banners in all. They all had this theme. I like to think it has a Retro feel to it which is what Vintage Ulladulla is All about, This is what Tania & Gene were looking for. They have been getting positive comments about their new banners since they went up. Like most of my banners these days, these are made from a woven polyester fabric, not PVC vinyl. If you are down their way keep an eye out for these, and pop into their Shop and say hello.
I do a lot of work with bands and Entertainers. On this one I had to recreate the graphic of the “Shocked Lady”. The Vulkans original design while being very cool was just a little too small to use for a full size banner. I had to recreate this one and make a Vector (scalable) image to work with. Vector Graphics will scale up or down without any loss of its clarity, even if it’s a big as a Billboard.
Custom made banners work for markets too. These examples here show a customised banner with matching Bunting flags. These really help Jean’s business stand out.
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