Most posters are most quickly made using some kind of computer software. If you have not tried computer graphics or are just starting out, find someone whose poster you like and ask them what they use and if they like it. Printing the poster elements. There are many ways to make the elements or parts of your poster. Computerized word or graphic images printed on paper.
Laser prints made directly from color slides are inexpensive, easy to mount poster elements.
This process gives great color but tends to blur edges of the images because of the way the dye is layered. Photographs can be touched up with Adobe Photoshop. Lay out the space physically as well as on paper to double check yourself. If you can, make the poster flexible enough to change the size by adding or omitting elements. This flexibility is handy if you are going to more than one meeting, if the poster boards are not exactly the size advertised, if the meetings have different in size requirements for posters, or if you wish to update your data between meetings.