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5 Tips For Choosing The Right Motivational Posters For The Office  by: Willie Jones As with choosing any art piece whether it is a print, original painting, sculpture, photograph or collectable, you can make or break a room choosing incorrectly. You can make quite a statement with the correct art piece! It can communicate on many different levels. Have you ever walked into an office for the very first time and while waiting, find yourself looking around, examining everything in the room? You can get a real good feel for the people there and get a sense of what they are all about. From your own experiences and observations you’ve probably seen people with very good taste and then again, people who do not seem to have a clue about design or even worse yet, people who don’t care a hoot about aesthetics at all! But if you are reading this article, then I’m sure you are not one of those people in the last category! Thank Goodness! We need all the aesthetics we can get on this sometimes seemingly wacky place we live! Tip # 1 And probably the most important, if you don’t absolutely love it, don’t buy it! Tip # 2 If you are making the art piece the focal point of the room, build around it. All the office furniture and accessories should compliment the print. Tip # 3 Don’t overpower the poster with too much color on the walls or furniture unless it is a very dramatic print that can carry it well! It will just disappear into the background. Tip # 4 What is it that you want to convey to your employees, leadership, initiative, teamwork, success, confidence, determination? It’s important to get across the right message. A captivating print with an inspirational quote can be a powerful tool that can help motivate staff and impress clients who come to your place of business. Tip # 5 Choosing the right frame can make a huge difference in the overall appearance of the motivational posters you choose. You want people to see the prints and get your message across so choose carefully. If a motivational poster or print moves you and you feel it will motivate other who see it, then you have a winner!!! Enjoy the research of finding what is right for your office! About The Author Willie Jones is a freelance writer, researcher, floral designer, and artist, for Art Inspires, Inc. Make sure you enroll in the free motivational poster drawing at http://www.artinspires.com. This article was posted on December 28, 2005   Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: Magical Holiday Emergency Kit by Stephanie Yeh 10 Workplace Motivation Commandments That All Leaders MUST Follow by Roxanne Emmerich How To Start Now by Richard Driver Small Steps vs. All or Nothing Approach to Diet and Fitness by C Lynn Beebe Stuff I’ll Try Not to Do as I Get Older by Gene Simmons Bamboozled by Denni Gill Passion And Soulfulness by Dr. Nathaniel Branden The Meaning of Success by Daniel Britton Dare to Dream by Kim Beardsmore Self-Defense - Why Most Adults Drop Out of Martial Arts Classes by Jeffrey M. Miller << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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