Traditional Tamil Temple Festival Event Poster Yellow Background PSD Template Download

Design #6833 · 1800×1200 · landscape · 300 DPI · CMYK · 74.88 MB · Manjal Neerattu Vizha

Design ID #tamilpsd-6833

Category Manjal Neerattu Vizha

File Type PSD Adobe Photoshop

License ✓ Pro members · commercial use

Tags temple festival poster, psd template, tamil event banner, hindu temple celebration, yellow background design, traditional tamizh art, flex banner layout, religious festivity announcement, photo placeholders included, festive typography styles

📐 1800x1200pixels 🖨️ 300 DPI DPI 🎨 CMYK 💻 Adobe Photoshop CC 💾 74.88 MB

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📝 About this design

This Manjal Neerattu Vizha template, "Traditional Tamil Temple Festival Event Poster Yellow Background", is supplied as an editable layered PSD in landscape format. The canvas is 1800 × 1200 pixels at 300 DPI, which prints sharply at about 6 × 4 inches. The 3:2 shape is the classic 6 × 4 photo ratio and also scales well to a 6 × 4 ft flex or a landscape digital post. It is already in CMYK colour mode, so colours stay close to the screen when printed on flex or offset. The download is 74.88 MB and opens in Adobe Photoshop CC. Double-click any text layer to change names, dates or phone numbers, and replace photos by pasting into the placeholder layer. Tip: Bright yellow, green and pink themes suit these functions; keep text on plain areas.

🖨️ Print & usage tips

Bright yellow, green and pink themes suit these functions; keep text on plain areas.
Include the venue with a short landmark so relatives can find the place easily.

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