This was a small but fun project that definitely helps this metal box look more appealing to traffic, helping our city look it’s best!
We have worked hard to finally bring our shop vehicle into the full wrap stage. We wanted s simple graphic that would not overwhelm the information on the car, but still get noticed.
Because blue is still not that common of a vehicle colour the SUV get’s noticed everywhere it has brought in business the first week on the road!
We designed this project from scratch, the client wanted to feature their major sponsors relationship with the logging industry. The other big feature of course was the all electric, highlighted by the solar panels on the top of the Zamboni.
The entire truck was drawn on the computer and adapted to fit the ice cleaner. Printed on 3M vehicle wrap vinyl. The state of the art electrical system was installed by Canadian Electric Vehicles in Errington, BC.
Creating graphic designs for vehicles can be tricky and takes experience. We wanted to bring the cab into the overall design to make it look more like vehicle graphics, and less like a simple billboard.
We used satin black colour change material along with a printed photo of the clients featured line to make a classy but noticeable vehicle advertising up and down Vancouver Island and the mainland.
This store front wrap was a dark colour from an older store, but very expensive to replace, we wrapped this in Avery Supreme wrap film, gloss green and a satin pink. The logo is printed, laminated and installed over the wrap film, then we glued the foam painted text above the entrance.
We also printed and installed the banner at the back of the store, featuring the owners daughter as a baby, indoors the vinyl should never fail or fade.
A job close to our mountain biking hearts was a pleasure to do. Working with an old colleague was great as we we able to team up and get her design onto the vehicle.
There is a lot that goes into making a wrap look good, and keeping the graphic bold and simple always helps. This vehicle is out of service now, but looked great at all the big cycling events around the area as the owner travelled extensively all around western North America.
École Oceanside Elementary in Parksville BC wanted to help students learn their times tables. We designed two stair cases in two different locations in the building, using 3M printed vinyl,laminated in textured anti scratch laminate.
St. Jeans cannery in Nanaimo wanted a gift shop that would make a statement. Graphic design work was done in house at St. Jeans, then the company built this oversized can for a gift shop at the entrance to their plant. We applied decals to that painted can to mimic their signature smoked salmon cans, known all over the world.
This project finished off the sales office fora new condo tower in Nanaimo. Three big walls all got murals, designed by Gio Brassens, and they look great inside this small space. The biggest giving the actual view from inside the high rise.
All we had was a rendering of the new high rise for downtown Nanaimo, and the client wanted a full wrap of the store front and awning to attract attention. We used some blocks of colour and blew up the image as large as possible, we had to be b=very accurate to make everything fit!
