vehicle graphic and design in nottingham
a great way to get your company seen, advertising on the go!
Promoting your company on vehicles can be a very worthwhile means of advertising your company to a lot of people all of the time. If you think how many miles you do in your company van/car, it can be very beneficial to have your company details on the side of your vehicle. You would be amazed
how many people pay attention to vehicle graphics when you're at traffic lights or parked up on the side of the road.
Please see below for some examples of our vehicle design work
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1. AT Alarms
AT Alarms from Nottingham asked us to look at their branding and come up with a suitable and eyecatching design for their vehicle graphics. As the graphics would be seen all over Nottingham, it was important not to complicate the design; it had to be very clear to anybody passing exactly who the company was and what their contact details were.
2. Palings Soft Furnishings
Palings soft furnishings of Lowdham, Nottingham needed some new vehicle graphics designing for them to go with their new logo design which we had just completed. With the van going to prospective customers and existing clients it needed to be professional looking, with a clear list of services and contact details.
3. Clyde Scothern
Clyde Scothern is a fantastic cabinet maker from Upton, Nottingham. We had recently redesigned him a new logo and he needed a reprint on his van graphic incorporating his new brand and company identity.
4. Stormclad Home Improvements
Stormclad windows and doors from Nottingham. Stormclad had just undergone a new logo and branding exercise with us and required some new graphics for their 3 vans. These vans were used by the maintenance and delivery services of their products.
5. Life Magazines
Life Magazines of Southwell, Nottingham. The car was going to be driven around going to new meetings and clients; the brief was to have a design that was interesting and caught people's attention, spreading the word about the magazine as the car went around the town.
