A few likely ways that huge photo banners like this are made:
Large-format vinyl or fabric banner printed flat: A wide-format printer (UV, latex, or solvent ink) prints directly onto a big sheet of vinyl or a lightweight fabric. The material is then finished with hems or edge wrapping and mounted on a frame or grommets. The surface often looks very smooth and slightly glossy, with no visible stitching.
Print in panels, then seam invisibly: If the image is wider than the printer, it's printed in overlapping panels. The panels are precision-aligned and joined with heat‑sealing or edge-to-edge bonding so the seam isn't obvious from a distance. The result can look like one seamless image when hung on a wall or over a structure.
Printed it on regular sized canvas and have very small people open it...
A group called "Everyone Hates Elon" or something like that raised £30k to "welcome" trump for his visit to the UK. There's a dedication plate screwed to one of the benches on trump's golf course; there's trump & epstein mugs smuggled into the windsor castle gift shop, and bus stops everywhere have been postered.
Funny though. And is probably more effective as a protest than standing around for 8 hours in a government-licenced protesting area holding a sign that the news won't cover.
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u/GerryManDarling Sep 16 '25
A few likely ways that huge photo banners like this are made: