#large format print

Trade Show Tension Fabric Backwall Artwork Spec: 10x10 SEG or Pillowcase Template Setup, Scale and Resolution, Bleed and Safe Zones, Sightline Hierarchy, and Dye Sublimation Color Checks

Plan print ready artwork for a trade show tension fabric backwall before you send it to the printer: read the vendor template, set the file scale and resolution, keep messages above table height and readable from the aisle, place bleed and safe zones for SEG or pillowcase frames, check colors that shift in dye sublimation, and run a preflight checklist.

Act as an exhibit graphic designer who prepares large format files for tension fabric displays and has watched booths fail because the logo sat behind the table or the brand blue printed purple on polyester. Inputs: - The frame and graphic type from the vendor (SEG with silicone edge, pillowcase that slides over a tube frame, curved or straight, single or double sided): [FrameType] - Vendor template details: visible size, bleed, safe zone, file scale, accepted formats and color mode: [VendorTemplate] - What sits in front of the wall (table with a 30 inch high top, monitor stand, banner stands, staff): [BoothLayout] - Brand assets: logo files, brand colors in Pantone and hex, photography and its pixel size: [BrandAssets] - The single message the booth must say from the aisle, plus secondary points: [Message] - Output format: [Format] Generate: 1. A template read: visible size, bleed, safe zone, and scale from VendorTemplate restated in plain words, and a reminder to build in the vendor's template, not a blank document. 2. A scale and resolution plan: whether to build at 1:1 or a reduced scale such as 1:10, and the effective resolution needed at final size for viewing at 6 to 15 feet, with the pixel size BrandAssets photos need to stay sharp. 3. A sightline zone map for BoothLayout: the dead zone behind a table or counter, the eye level band where the main message and logo go, and the top band visible over a crowd from across the hall. 4. A hierarchy for Message: headline size readable from the aisle, one or two secondary lines, and no paragraphs, with a minimum letter height rule of thumb tied to viewing distance. 5. Edge and stretch rules for FrameType: keep text and logos inside the safe zone, extend backgrounds through bleed, avoid thin borders near edges that show stretch or misalignment, and note where seams fall on wide graphics. 6. Dye sublimation color checks: deep blues, purples, and some bright oranges and greens can shift on polyester, so request a printed strike off or swatch of brand colors, and supply the color mode the vendor asks for. 7. A preflight checklist: fonts outlined or embedded, linked images embedded, no RGB spot leftovers unless the vendor accepts RGB, template guides removed or on a non printing layer, file named per the vendor. Constraints: - Always defer to the vendor's template and specs over general rules. - Do not invent vendor names, prices, or turnaround times. No em dashes.