AYASDI - IIF Banner - Conceptual Layouts

This page conatins an overview of the layouts for the IIF Banner Displays

Layouts posted here reflect the exact state of current design files

Contacts:

Sean Riddolls
+1 (416) 536-0332
seanriddolls.com
UTC-05:00

Gloria Consola
+1 (650) 224-1812
gloria@citruscomm.com
UTC-08:00

Finalized Files:

ayasdi-iif-04-finalized.pdf
Delivered print file in PDF format

ayasdi-iif-cabinet-02-finalized.pdf
Delivered print file in PDF format

IIF Cabinet

1. Version 01
   posted 2018-05-04
   
2. Version 02
   posted 2018-05-04
   
3. Version 03
   posted 2018-05-04
   
4. Version 04
   posted 2018-05-04
   

IIF Double Banner Display

1. Version 01 - a & b
   posted 2018-05-02
   
   
2. Version 02 - a & b
   posted 2018-05-02
   
   
3. Version 03 - a & b
   posted 2018-05-03
   
   
4. Version 04 - a & b
   posted 2018-05-03
   
   
5. Version 05 - a & b
   posted 2018-05-03
   

Specifications:

1. DIMENSIONS:
   • Branding partition wall - full
     
   • [100cm x 220cm] + [100cm x 220cm]
     
   • The backwall consists of 2 panels of 220 cm high and 100 cm wide each.
   
   
2. VERBIAGE:
   • Enterprise-Class Artificial Intelligence for Financial Institutions
   • Financial Crimes | Conduct Risk | Customer Intelligence | Regulatory Risk
   
   
3. FORMAT:
   • Work in proportions of: 10%-20%-25%-50%
   • Specify the desired size of the final image into the name of the file
   • Add the used font types (screen and Postscript)
   • Crop the image to the desired image
   • Supply the original version of your files
   • Color Profile CMKY
   • Use only EPS or TIFF or PDF high resolution (without compression)
   • If necessary, files should be Coded binary
   • Texts should be vectored before they are converted from Illustrator to EPS
   • Optimal resolution for the images is:
   • Scan A4 at 300 DPI for visuals up to 1sq. m (+/- 40 Mb)
   • Scan A3 at 300 DPI for visuals up to 1to 2 sq. m ( +/- 70 Mb)
   • Convert the pantone colours to CMYK
   • Make the gradation of the colours into a continuous tone
   • Avoid working with True Fonts