Posters, Prints, & Visual Artwork FAQs
What does a 50x70 poster measure in inches?
A 50x70 poster converts to approximately 19.7 inches by 27.6 inches. That size fits many ready-made frames and is versatile for both single displays and grouped gallery walls.
How do scratch-off posters work and where should I put them?
Scratch-off posters reveal tasks, artwork, or progress markers as you scratch away a coating. They’re interactive motivators ideal for bedrooms, home offices, or workout spaces — anywhere you want a daily visual cue and a sense of accomplishment.
Can I mix different poster sizes in one gallery wall?
Yes. To make mixed sizes look intentional, align the centers or use a dominant central piece as an anchor, then arrange smaller pieces around it. Keeping consistent spacing, usually 2–4 inches, will make diverse sizes appear cohesive.
Is it worth framing an unmounted poster?
Framing elevates a poster’s look, protects it from dust and fading, and makes it ready to hang. Even a simple, low-cost frame can transform a poster from casual to gallery-quality, so framing is often worth the investment.
How do I choose between a poster, a canvas, and a giclée print?
Choose based on budget and the finish you want: posters are affordable and easy to swap; canvas adds texture and presence; giclée prints offer higher archival quality and richer color for photography or limited editions. Consider how permanent you want the piece to be and the overall style of your room.