can anyone help with van layout please?

[Terry Bull]

Not got a lot to play with but the way id go is …
Change the black text to same as side panel

Raise the details on door up a bit and add a 10mm stripe
6mm over the side rubbing strip then above that
a 3mm stripe in yellow

Posted a pic of a berlingo for a sex shop little while ago
that posed the same problem

Terry

[Shane Drew]

Big G is the text you used for the name your idea or is that their logo style?

I just think it looks a bit busy thats all. Bit hard to read imo.

easiest way to join the two panels is use the same colours.

Other than that, as Terry says, not got a lot to play with.

Cheers

[Bill Dewison]

Andy, what type of budget do she have for this?

Reason I ask, you could do something like a digital print of her products to the rear panel, but with it cut off by the pinstriping Terry mentioned, sweeping down in a curve towards the front of the vehicle. The main logo could then be overlayed, so half is on the white of the vehicle and the other is layed over the digital print. The rear could then be a full digital print with the logo and details laid over it.

Expensive option, but it would make a unique vehicle in the end 😀

Cheers, Dewi

[Jill Marie Welsh]

Big G,
I like what you have but not the arrangement.
I also think that the font you chose is hard to read,
and perhaps is one that should not be all-caps?
Here’s my take, since Cassiopeia is a constellation,
I used a star theme.
(PS we spell it “collectibles” here & I know my phone # looks illegible)
Love….Jill
Mine would be in SignGold with a black outline,
looks real sharp on white.

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[John Harding]

Just a small issue, I always think these vehicles look best if the text/logo etc are layed up parrallel to the bump strip and not following the contours as it appears to be doing in your illustration.

John