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rolland_elliott
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I have a colleague who has the following question:
"i have been asked by a non-profit organization that i do work for about possibly hanging some large prints at a gala fundraising dinner they are having. I'm wondering if there is an economical way to get something displayed that could fill a large space and possibly be auctioned at the end. I don't have the dimensions of the space but i do have a photo of it with a person standing there for comparison (see below).
i would love to hear any creative ideas for hanging prints that will look great without spending too much money. "
I have told this colleague a good lab for getting 30x40" prints done and suggested he get them mounted to gatorboard, but mounting a print that large to gatorboard is no small task for a novice.
I was also thinking he might simply get them laminated and tack them onto the walls; although with such a simple presentation they would probably not sell well. PResentation is everything in sales.
Thanks, Rolland
"i have been asked by a non-profit organization that i do work for about possibly hanging some large prints at a gala fundraising dinner they are having. I'm wondering if there is an economical way to get something displayed that could fill a large space and possibly be auctioned at the end. I don't have the dimensions of the space but i do have a photo of it with a person standing there for comparison (see below).
i would love to hear any creative ideas for hanging prints that will look great without spending too much money. "

I have told this colleague a good lab for getting 30x40" prints done and suggested he get them mounted to gatorboard, but mounting a print that large to gatorboard is no small task for a novice.
I was also thinking he might simply get them laminated and tack them onto the walls; although with such a simple presentation they would probably not sell well. PResentation is everything in sales.
Thanks, Rolland