banner mockup

As a graphic designer, you have to show your designs to clients. The problem is that many times we think of a design that the client is going to like and they tell you: “I don't see it”. And you don't know what to answer because it's simple, so why not relate it to your brand or company? There is a reason, and it is that some It is harder for them than others to get an idea of what you want to offer them. And for this, nothing better than mockups. But what if it is advertising on street lamps? No problem, you have a banner or banner mockup that will work great for you.

If you still don't see it clearly, but you are interested in the idea, and especially in having resources to show your designs in a much more realistic way, then keep reading because this interests you, and a lot.

What is a banner mockup for?

Earlier we talked about a banner mockup. But maybe you don't even know what a mockup is and you don't even know what a banner is (although the latter should sound more familiar to you).

A mockup it is a combination between your design and a real scene. For example, imagine that you have to make a book cover. And you have to show it to the publisher or the author. This, seeing the cover without further ado, may seem pretty or ugly. But if you present it in a montage with a girl or a boy reading and the cover is seen how it would look on a physical book, things change.

Well, a mockup is that realistic representation of your designs. And it makes customers not have to think so much, on the contrary, you give it to them and help to have a greater acceptance of your designs.

Now, what is a banner mockup? For it, you have to think about those banners that are usually put on the lampposts, either being two together or separately, and that when there is air they move. Do they sound like you? That is a banner and, therefore, a mockup of this type would be a representation of those scenes.

Banner Mockups

We have already located you; you know what a mockup is, a banner and the combination of both. But not just stay there but we look for something more. What is that more? Well, give you examples of banner mockups that you can use if a client ever comes to you with this request and you want to offer your designs in a totally different way.

Here we leave you a few.

Freepik

The first recommendation we give you is to Freepik. If you do a search in this image bank (free and paid), you will realize that has many banner mockup examples that you could use (because there is free) and others that would have to be paid, although the outlay is not too much.

Depending on where your design is for, you can bet on some images or others, here you will choose depending on what you are looking for or you can collect all the possible ones by the different clients that will come to you.

Fabric Banner Mockup

In this case, the image shows you the exterior of a place where they have hung a banner to attract attention. So It is made of fabric and it is caught both above and below so that it doesn't move.

It is very simple but the truth is that sometimes the simple calls much more. you have it in PSD format and the content is changed with the smart object. So it will not cost you much to put your design and see how it looks.

The downloads here.

Streetlight Banner Mockup Set

Here is a set of various street lamp mockup images. These are characterized in that the banners are always placed on the lampposts, sometimes one on each side, sometimes just one around the structure. And other times they are released from below to attract attention (for example, that it is of animals and they have decided to put the tail in 3D. When it moves it gives the feeling that it is alive.

So you can download them here and see if they are worth it.

Canvas banner on lampposts

Many times the clients They are not going to ask you for a single banderole, but a couple. And it is because they plan to hang them on the lampposts so that one blends with the other. If that happens, we have this streetlight mockup with double banner that, as you can see, one is the same as the other, only the background changes. But it gives you an idea of what it will look like.

You got it here.

Square Banner Mockup

In this case it does not look like a banner, but the truth is that it could be done as such. As you can see, it has a support with which the banner is attached and it has a design that is different from the typical ones that are rectangular.

The downloads here.

City Banner Mockup

Another example that you can save as resources is this banner mockup that leaves a city in the background, and may be more realistic than the others that focus only on advertising. Here, while it looks like a montage in places, it does give you a chance to think about what it would look like with the buildings in the distance.

You have it in PSD and it's stored in layers so it won't be difficult to change what you need. In addition, you can use it for personal and / or commercial purposes, although they ask you to put the link.

You download it here.

Assorted Banner Mockup

We liked this one, and we bring it to you, not only because you can change the background and it's high resolution, but because it is quite creative and offers you a couple of banners in the foreground to leave others a kind of park and buildings.