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Vehicle Wrap Design Crit.

Hey everyone, hoping some designers can take a look at this vehicle wrap design that I am doing for a Local Client who owns a Mobile Electronics shop. It is going on an 88' Suburban Dually. Check it out and let me know what everyone thinks! Thanks!

Quite honestly, it looks terrible. This is the sort of thing you need to keep simple, but you have included way too much detail. I don't know what else to tell you; I'd start over, myself.

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Er... this belongs in the studio, you know.

I agree with Kryptonite, but don't be offended. It's just that going overboard like this is a tell-tale sign of being an amateur Photoshopper.

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Last edited by Sykil, January 18th, 2007 09:31 AM (Edited 1 times)

I agree with both of you, Normally I would not design like this. The business i work at is a car audio oriented place. So alot of the signs/vinyl jobs we get are car audio oriented. Everyone in that field likes over the top "flashy" over done graphics so they stand out. Personally that is not my style, but i design what they want. My Boss has shown this layout to the customer and he loves it, so I guess I keep it. But yes I do agree with you both in saying that its to busy. I personally think the background is to much for the layout and because of all the variations in the background, its hard to make anything stand out in the foreground. Thank you for you comments though guys, they are appreciated. Weather good or bad, its all to help.

Last edited by Identity_Group, January 18th, 2007 08:31 PM (Edited 1 times)

if that's what the customer wants, by all means do it.

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