LuccasGreco

Take a look at the GRSites Textures Archive.

Opened the EPS in AD and there then opened the document settings panel, changed the doc settings to A4 landscape and pressed Ok.

Well Photoshop and Illustrator etc. don't have any idea about the Affinity file format, so you must choose something for exchange that those can import and edit. Your best choices here are probably the PDF and SVG file formats.

Well, fudge me that was easy XD thanks 

No problem; I've attached the afdesign file (and removed the previous one).
I was just playing around with this so some of the 'techniques' I used aren't best practice.
One other note, if you were to get this sort of thing professionally printed it might be better to:
* remove the black outline;
* add bleeds;
* expand the background items to go to the edge of the bleeds;
* and go for a full-page print rather than having the box there (which is only really useful for home printing).
I'm sure you can figure out how to do this yourself if necessary though.
Sicily Poster Information redux 2.afdesign

Garry did a lot of good stuff in reviewing the poster. A poster is to attract attention and promote more personal interest in the viewer. Add this to the fact in the internet age that a lot of people do not read the details. They glance and go...I suggest keeping it as visual as possible with as few words as possible. You have definitely got the main information there. Too often I have seen posters that forget the address, the date etc. They might put a date but forget the year.( Just noticed this is missing in this poster) Once you have a poster ready ( in your eyes) always have someone else review it for details.
Nice work and best of luck.

Hu… seems we found this inspiring
I was having fun with it too!

How.afdesign

I mean explain how he deleted the background hahah

No need to apologize, we all were once.
 
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