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Huge Rainbow Dash Poster From Individual Sheetsby ~MottstheDreamer

Traditional Art / Collage

Click the download to get a zip file containing a pdf file of all the sheets used to make this poster, the photoshop file used to assemble the sheets, and a text file of instructions.

Here's a followup tutorial I made for someone on how to export your selections to sheets of paper [link]

Message me if you need any help.

Original Art: Rainbow Dash by UP1TER

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~Spartanb66 Oct 10, 2012 Student Digital Artist

What is the size of this poster?
Like its width and height?
I want to make it too but I don't know if it will fit in me dorm room.

~MottstheDreamer Oct 11, 2012

It's about 7ft across and around 3.5ft tall.

~Spartanb66 Oct 11, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Aww yeah right above my bed.
Printed it all out in the library today, I told the librarian it was for a project.

~MottstheDreamer Oct 11, 2012

HaHa! Fantastic!

~Spartanb66 Oct 26, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Before I put up 43 full colored pages.
I was wondering if you had any advice?
How did you get the tail to fluff out?
As in stuck to the wall, while the tip of each page isn't, without the pages folding on themselves?

~MottstheDreamer Oct 27, 2012

I'm glad you noticed! Something I forgot to mention in my tutorial was I started by aligning all the pages face down on the floor in a dry fit. If you have a glass table or something to pass a light through the bottom of the pages, that is optimal for aligning the shapes. (I had to improvise)
I then taped all the pages together on the BACKSIDE and then hung the whole mess of paper up all at once with some mounting squares. This allows for the pages to flop over, yet still be attached in a loose way, and if the pages hanging over a little too much you can always add more mounting squares afterwards.
I even ordered the pages in the pdf file so that if you set them on top of each other in order then the tail fluff layers in a more realistic way!
Good luck and I hope this helps!