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Pick up design help
Hi all, i hope you are all well and keeping busy.
I wonder if anyone out there can help? I have no real experience with design s for pick ups, van are more my area, can anyone make any suggestions please.
I am open to wild and wacky ideas too….something different
Any help or advice is much appreciated.
Cheers
stephen
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Stephen
just pretend its a van!Peter
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Stephen I am on my way out the door. But real quickly, you are using colors which all my life I have been taught not to use with red.
Red on red (?), process blue on red causes eye vibration, and black on red lacks contrast.
I would re-think your color choices to start.
No amount of white outlining is going to help.
The layout itself is not that bad.
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An idea Stephen…I had a nice blue water droplet in the first tile but it got lost in saving somehow! 😀
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The name reminds me of a certain time which all women go through…
How about a nice digital print of a gorgeous blushing woman…? -
Hi guys, thanks for the replies.
The "logo" is the customers already so the layout and colour is not for changing, which certainly makes it difficult because the truck is a dark metallic red.
I have considered wrapping the rear pick up section in some kind of water ripple/ splash…
the difficult thing in my mind is there are a lot of varying contours on the bodywork as well as less "open" spacing to put any real information
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That looks really choppy and clashes.
What about a thick white horizontal stripe down the entire side of the truck, then put their logo on top of that?
You could even play with gradient fades on the white stripe if you were careful.
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quote Stephen Ingham:The “logo” is the customers already so the layout and colour is not for changing
Would have been nice to have been told that in the original brief Stephen 🙄 🙄 😀
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Apologies for not mentioning that…..i suppose there may be a little room for change if it looks good.
cheers
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Quick update.
A final design was agreed and job done….thanks for every ones help.
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