Vehicle Graphics – News

When Michelle from Affair with George approached Easy Signs for a van design she got allot more than what she expected. Using elements and colours from her logo and a simple and stylish layout we really brought out the elegance she provides through her company onto her van.

By advertising on the rear window with one-way vision it provided some much needed shade to the flowers she would be carrying in the back. 

Next time your in need of some flowers check out www.affairwithgeorge.com.au

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The Great Race approached Easy Signs for a vehicle design to WOW and show exactly what they do.

Using inspiration from a chequered finish line flag we created this design using one-way vision, vinyl cut and digitally printed graphics. By using shadows and warps in the flag design it looks less like a vehicle wrap and more like it has just drove through a finishing line. Be sure to check them out next time they pass you.

With the start of the soccer season nearing the Soccatoos approached Easy Signs regarding some vehicle graphics. The design consisted of one-way vision applied to the rear window, contour cut graphics and vinyl cut text. The design theme is bright and fun, which will help attract the target market of young soccer players. The final result really stands and is great mobile advertising for the Soccatoos.  

Schwarzkopf began their promotion for a new product line, BlondME. The concept was to apply graphics to a vehicle and then use the vehicle to promote and distribute the product. Easy Signs applied gold metallic vinyl to the sides of the van. Although a simple design the end result was a stand-out because of the contrast between the white van and the metallic gold vinyl.

Gavin Property recently added to their fleet of cars and required some vehicle signage to be applied. The concept was the keep the vehicle graphics consistent with previous branding used. Huge white vinyl circles where individually cut out and applied to both sides of the car, the company logo applied to the two front doors and one way vision applied the rear window. The cars matched all previous branding and really they stand out because of the high contract between the white vinyl on the black cars.

Empire was looking at expanding their exposure by adding some vehicle graphics to their track Ferrari.  The concept was to create graphics that would stand out and add attraction to the already exciting Ferrari. The design consisted of hundreds of white cut vinyl houses applied to the bonnet, front bumper and sides of the Ferrari. To give the brand name some real impact, “Empire” was also cut from white vinyl and applied to the side of the car. The design was so effective because of the high contrast between the white vinyl symbols and text against the fiery red Ferrari.