Vehicle Wrap Design: Dos and Don’ts

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Vehicle Wrap Design:
Dos and Don’ts
Designing a vehicle wrap is very different from a typical
graphic design project.
Some
DO’s
&
DON’TS
of vehicle wrap design
• Don’t start designing before getting a vehicle template and photos of the
vehicle that’s being wrapped.
• Do take good “straight on” photos of the vehicle that’s being wrapped and
compare the photos to your template.
• Don’t assume the entire vehicle can be wrapped.
• Do talk with your install team to make sure what you’ve designed
is feasible.
• Now that you’re ready to design…
• Don’t assume your vehicle will always be viewed straight on.
• Do remember your vehicle is a 3 dimensional object that will be
viewed from all sides.
• DON’T place smaller text over grooves or creases on the vehicle.
• Do place smaller text in smooth, flat areas.
• Don’t use a font just because it looks “cool”.
• Do use fonts that can be clearly read from a distance.
• Don’t extend text (especially
small text) to the seams (on
doors, windows, etc.).
• Do leave some breathing
room for text, logos, etc.
• Don’t assume lines and gradients will match up all the way
around the vehicle because it matches on your layout.
• Do use caution when adding lines or gradients that are meant to
flow all the way around the vehicle wrap.
• Don’t overload the design with information.
• Do keep it simple.
• Don’t be scared to create
something different.
• Do have fun with
your design!
Most importantly…
Presented by…
The way to grow your business
www.carsignsbrisbane.com.au
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Vehicle Wrap Design: Dos and Don’ts

  • 2. Designing a vehicle wrap is very different from a typical graphic design project.
  • 4. • Don’t start designing before getting a vehicle template and photos of the vehicle that’s being wrapped. • Do take good “straight on” photos of the vehicle that’s being wrapped and compare the photos to your template.
  • 5. • Don’t assume the entire vehicle can be wrapped. • Do talk with your install team to make sure what you’ve designed is feasible.
  • 6. • Now that you’re ready to design… • Don’t assume your vehicle will always be viewed straight on. • Do remember your vehicle is a 3 dimensional object that will be viewed from all sides.
  • 7. • DON’T place smaller text over grooves or creases on the vehicle. • Do place smaller text in smooth, flat areas.
  • 8. • Don’t use a font just because it looks “cool”. • Do use fonts that can be clearly read from a distance.
  • 9. • Don’t extend text (especially small text) to the seams (on doors, windows, etc.). • Do leave some breathing room for text, logos, etc.
  • 10. • Don’t assume lines and gradients will match up all the way around the vehicle because it matches on your layout. • Do use caution when adding lines or gradients that are meant to flow all the way around the vehicle wrap.
  • 11. • Don’t overload the design with information. • Do keep it simple.
  • 12. • Don’t be scared to create something different. • Do have fun with your design! Most importantly…
  • 13. Presented by… The way to grow your business www.carsignsbrisbane.com.au