Henry Has
Vehicle wraps are a clever way to truck around a design, deliver a message or promote a product. If done well, a vehicle wrap can bring a smile and brighten the daily commute. Assorted vinyl and removable adhesive materials are now available to carry an original graphic design you create in Illustrator or Photoshop or other design programs.
Whether partial wraps or whole vehicle wraps for cars, vans, buses, motorcycles, and any form of land transport, there is a lot of room for creative, well-planned graphics. Painting directly onto a vehicle surface and risk ruining your vehicle’s paint job is no longer necessary.
Furthermore, the shape of each vehicle presents endless possibilities for creating 3D effects. Optical illusions take advantage of perspective to create visual depth. No need to worry about how to make a wrap fit the vehicle surface accurately. Free and premium vehicle templates are available, or you can take your own measurements of the specific vehicle model, to be sure.
The following tutorials present the available possibilities in creating a vehicle wrap. They presented the methods of how to use the whole surface and all the qualities, shapes, dimensions of the medium to your advantage. How to create a design to stand out in the blur of similar-looking vehicle wraps.
How to take into consideration stillness and motion, speed, how long the vehicle wrap will be on the road. Even which side of the vehicle the design will pack the most punch, make people ask, “What was that?” Literally turn heads. And be remembered for a long long time to come.
VEHICLE WRAP TUTORIALS:
Vehicle Wrap Tutorial, by Jesse Rand
Car Vehicle Wrap Design Process & Tutorial, by Jacob Cass
Create A Vehicle Wrap in CorelDraw, by Discovery Center Team
How to Design a Vehicle Wrap in Photoshop Without a Template-Revisited
