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As we’ve said before, vehicle graphics does not have to be a full wrap to be effective. Creative logo designs and basic contact information on vehicle doors and panels can also get the message across. Here is a recent example of a van graphics job we did for a local contractor. The bright colors helped with visibility as yet another …
You would be surprised to find out that banners are not the only type of signs used for special or one-time events. We occasionally produce vehicle graphics and other signage for one off events. Here is an example of some vehicle graphics we produced for a cycling event sponsored by Stanford Medicine and Menlo Park Labs property management company. The …
When it comes to vehicle graphics, sky is the limit. Businesses can use a minimalist approach with text and graphics or do a full vehicle wrap. However, most businesses choose somewhere in the middle with just the appropriate amount of information to advertise their business. Here is another example of a vehicle graphic job we recently completed for Mechanical Air. …
As we’ve said many times before, you don’t always need to do a full or even a partial wrap on your work trucks to get your message across. Based on the type of business you have, simple graphics can easily suffice. Case and point, CommConnect. We designed their van graphics to be very subtle and also accented it with an …
You can spend thousands on wrapping your vehicle, work truck, or van. And there is nothing wrong with that. But if you want to communicate pertinent information about your business at a fraction of the cost of a full wrap, there are many other options. Simple cut vinyl and contour cut full color digital prints can do wonders in enhancing …