Common layouts of poster printing

Poster printing is an art and science as well. Printing posters is an individual art and has lots of creativity included but it is bounded by many theories on beauty, proportion, aesthetics and many science concepts. Below are some of the common layouts that can be considered -
The Wanted Poster - this layout will have main poster title on will have header on the top and in the middle there will be main design object. If you have an idea on how the poster should look like, then you can come up with good designs.
The stream poster - basically, for stacking up all the details of a poster in one central column, the stream poster is involved. The stream poster includes the title along with all the supporting details. In this, the main object will be relegated to background or it will be placed at the stream's bottom. Again, this is followed by the human tendency of looking from top to bottom in search of something. The main thing here is that the layout entirely relies on the details of text in order to keep up the attention of a person
The framing poster - this will frame the poster. Using the actual frames, this work can be easily done on all the sides of poster. The frames that you would like to put can be a tree, person or any other object which will help to frame the poster artistically. The attention of the people will be on the centre of the design. This poster can be used if you have a great centerpiece.
The row/column poster - the row/column poster is used typically in the informative posters like awareness posters or scientific research posters. This poster caters to the tendency to read the newspaper or books. This layout will be efficient if you want to create an informative poster.
Therefore, the poster printing includes some basic formulae on layout design. When designing these layouts, both human perception and psychology plays a very big role in order to make the layouts attractive, effective and easy to understand in advertising.