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New Wrap Design
- Thread starter Brands Imaging
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Brands Imaging
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thats pretty cool...I like the ease of it, very simple....especially in reflective...I just dont have that luxury with how my design is set up...unless i flip everything around....and I'm so impatient and want to get this into print already!!
ProWraps
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it was a band aid. i would much rather have done it in production and incorporated it better. but cest la vie. it works. we are going to be re wrapping our fleet here in about 6 months so i just chalk it up to experience.
your design works, i just dont like outlined white, on a white background. a nice deep grey would add a really good dimension to the color scheme.
your design works, i just dont like outlined white, on a white background. a nice deep grey would add a really good dimension to the color scheme.
SignManiac
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I for one don't feel bigger is always better. I intentionally kept my image small. I'm still surprised at how many people have taken notice of it, even at this small size. I like clean and simple. My competition attempted to wrap their vehicle and it is the gaudiest thing I've ever seen.
Although I could easily do a complete wrap, I like that it isn't plus it's a hell of a lot easier to do a partial.
Although I could easily do a complete wrap, I like that it isn't plus it's a hell of a lot easier to do a partial.
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synergy_jim
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FYI. If you are doing a wrap, you are way better off putting the web addy with the name than the phone number. Most people will commit words to memory long before a number. Therefore, you will get better recognition with the web address.
As for the design.... Very clean and classy.
As for the design.... Very clean and classy.
ProWraps
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this is very true. you can also get a vanity number. 888-4-PROWRAPS is ours. works great. nice thing is, our domain doesnt have our name in it www.wraps.pro. but our number does. so it serves double duty.
grafixemporium
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We thought about the vanity number thing long and hard and came to the conclusion that they just don't work as well as they used to. With cell phones being most people's primary means of communication these days... well... most cell phones don't have the 1 (abc), 2 (def) lettering on them anymore. I wouldn't have the first clue how to dial 888-4-PROWRAPS on my Blackberry Curve.
ProWraps
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works great for us. ill take 888-4-PROWRAPS over 888-477-6927 any day of the week especially when branding something with a 5 second recognition window. but i do understand where you are coming from. my old phone didnt have letters on the keys. only numbers. and i was more frustrated with the phone rather than vanity numbers.
now i refuse to buy a phone with out a standardized number pad (letters, and numbers etc). as a business owner, its a must.
now i refuse to buy a phone with out a standardized number pad (letters, and numbers etc). as a business owner, its a must.
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Jon Aston
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Brett!
How the heck are you? How's biz?
You're getting some excellent feedback above.
You really do need to work on your marketing message...and I don't often say this, but I think your logo should be bigger.
I could be wrong, but I think you will lose alot of the impact of that design once applied... unless the windows are darkly tinted. Try rendering it with white windows and you'll see what I mean. Window film on the rear windows will help.
Don't forget the rear end, which will get higher readership.
How the heck are you? How's biz?
You're getting some excellent feedback above.
You really do need to work on your marketing message...and I don't often say this, but I think your logo should be bigger.
I could be wrong, but I think you will lose alot of the impact of that design once applied... unless the windows are darkly tinted. Try rendering it with white windows and you'll see what I mean. Window film on the rear windows will help.
Don't forget the rear end, which will get higher readership.
Brands Imaging
New Member
Hey Jon,
all is well, thanks. i hope all is well
Yeah, i agree with you guys about the messaging (and my logo) being larger. I really feel that there is a nice fine line between wraps always needing to be too much, and just enough, and in those lines you need to have taste but also be notice and have the rolling billboards that we got into wraps for in the first place.
The only situation that I'm having here is that my sales girl has to be happy with this design, however i will have the last word or else i wont do it. She is pretty cool and i will explain the importance of the larger graphics...
I'll be back with the third revision tomorrow.
all is well, thanks. i hope all is well
Yeah, i agree with you guys about the messaging (and my logo) being larger. I really feel that there is a nice fine line between wraps always needing to be too much, and just enough, and in those lines you need to have taste but also be notice and have the rolling billboards that we got into wraps for in the first place.
The only situation that I'm having here is that my sales girl has to be happy with this design, however i will have the last word or else i wont do it. She is pretty cool and i will explain the importance of the larger graphics...
I'll be back with the third revision tomorrow.
Brands Imaging
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Adam Bennett
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agreed, not liking the gray
Brands Imaging
New Member
I might mix some gray into the front bumper and call it a day..seriously. I'm not making myself crazy anymore
Mikeifg
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Totally agree.
