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vehicle graphics: k gaurd
Just completed this one for a client not sure how the drop sides will hold up to the pounding these things normally get.
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forgot the front
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I like the colors a lot!
Nice, bright, and clean-looking.
One constructive crit (I’m just anal)
When I do something on a hood (bonnet?) or a windshield too!
I always slightly distort it into a “smile”
so that it lays out flat and doesn’t frown.
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that looks fantastic ian
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That look spot on, very vibrant.
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same here mate, great work…
what vinyls?jills advice is good, i used to do this a while back but im never really on the comp as much, always the tools 😕
i found if you raise each side about 2 inch forming like jill says, a smile it looks good. really only did that for long lines of text though. -
Looks the biz,
Did you wrap the yellow? on the cab?
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Looks good 😀 Thanks for posting … always nice to see your stuff 😉
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Hi all thanks for the feed back, I agree about the the logo on the front I will turn it up on the next one. The whole van was completly wrapped with yellow and blue Avery 800, I tried the Oracal 751c but it whited out when stretched and left finger marks where pulled and Avery 900 although better (twice the price) was not really needed as there were no real problems with recesses. On another post about desidning a wrap I have attached one I am doing at the moment. You can just see the guide lines for the front, doors and back, this is all layered up in photoshop as an airel view. It will be going on a VW Carmen for a Bug show my business partner is going to.
Ian
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