Pressure-sensitive (adhesive-backed) vinyl material can be machine cut to add window graphics.

A kind of banner, almost always single-sided, that is attached flat against a wall, or other vertical barrier.

The scholarly study of flags.

A vector image is one of the two major types of graphic formats (see also: raster or bitmap graphics). Vector graphics create an image by using many individual objects. Each of these objects can be defined by mathematical statements and has individual properties assigned to it such as color, fill, and outline. Vector graphics are resolution indepen [..]

Some banners are installed with two poles, one on the top and one on the bottom. These kinds of banners are typically very narrow. This sort of banner installation usually requires that the banners receive wind vents.

A way of fastening an outdoor banner back to a building. A tie-back allows a banner to move (as it should, in order to catch the eyes of people passing by) but lessens the chance that it could wrap around its pole.

A specific kind of flag shape in which the fly-end of the flag tapers to two points.

Any banner that is meant to cover or adorn a table. Often used at trade shows or other events, a table banner can take on many different forms. Some table banners are attached just to the forward edge of the table surface and hang over the front. Others can drape over the entire top of the table and the front. Others can completely cover a table on [..]

A tool used to draw ink across a silk screen.

Step-and-repeat banners are large banners used as backdrops against which celebrities and event attendees can be photographed. They're called step-and-repeat banners because a logo or logos are repeated on them, usually staggered. In this way, no matter how people are photographed, the event sponsor's logo is always present somewhere in t [..]