Better Posters
28 July 2011

The uphill battle for QR codes

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QR codes offer the potential to enhance a poster in all sorts of cool ways. But there are issues to think about before you use them. Audien...
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21 July 2011

Critique: Scaffolder

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Michael Barton is the person behind this lovely poster, featured on his blog Bioinformatics Zen (no relation). Click to enlarge, as usual. ...
14 July 2011

True artwork: the painted poster

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It is incredibly rare to find a conference poster that goes above and beyond the call of duty. Believe me, I’ve been looking since I started...
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07 July 2011

Typography for Lawyers: Sustained

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The website Typography for Lawyers is a good resource. Author Matthew Butterick has experience as a typographer, and presents his craft very...
30 June 2011

Clean solutions to a visual mess

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Clean Up Your Mess is a short, very helpful website about visual design by Daniel Higgenbotham . It talks about things close to my heart at...
23 June 2011

Printing posters

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One reason that people like giving a talk more than a poster is that talk doesn’t have to be printed. While almost everyone has the computin...
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16 June 2011

The edge effect

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At a conference last week, I had two posters next to each other. The next day, I scribbled this in my notes: I think the difference in t...
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