Michigan artist and educator Jill Gates created the official artwork titled "Legacy in Blue and Bloom" for the festival running May 1-10.

The History Museum of Carteret County is pleased to announce the America 250 Poster Contest, inviting students and adults ...

Elspeth Gibson is on the road to having graphic design talents noticed. The North Idaho College student from Kellogg won The Festival at Sandpoint’s 2026 Series Lineup Poster Contest with the “Sunset ...

The Festival at Sandpoint has announced the three winners of its 2026 Poster Contest. Cyndie Hammond was selected as the fine arts poster winner for the 2026 summer music series; Ellie Gibson was ...

How to help students apply SDG thinking in practical, business-focused ways using local case studies, live briefs, internships and feedback ...

Microsoft is getting rid of Publisher later this year, so now's the time to find a replacement. I detail your best options, from novice-friendly creative apps to professional-level design suites.

School posters don’t have to start with scissors, glue sticks, and a trifold board on the floor. PowerPoint in Microsoft 365 offers a simple way to design clean, professional posters using tools many ...

If you regularly deliver the same presentation, you may need to make small adjustments for different audiences or time constraints–for example, by omitting some slides. In PowerPoint, you can save ...

Photoshop cc 2014 tutorial showing how to design & create a powerful, custom, text portrait poster of a musician, songwriter, poet, or author covered with his or her lyrics, poems, or prose.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Game after game, Indiana University drops free posters that have become quite the collectible with the team’s success. As soon as the season schedule comes out, Jon Terzini is ...

Art Hazelwood and Logan, artists of the San Francisco Poster Syndicate, pose for a portrait at the Valencia Street art wall. Photo by Junyao Yang on Dec. 15, 2025. They gather in the back of the crowd ...

The iconic adage “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma” coined in 1939 by Winston Churchill, the famous British statesman, has been used to describe all sorts of mysteries over the years.