Vehicle Wrap Design
A series of vehicle wrap designs developed at AxiomPrint in direct collaboration with clients, translating brand identities into large-format graphics for cars and vans. Work focused on visibility, vehicle surface constraints, and production-ready layouts for fabrication and installation.
Company
AxiomPrint
Role
Graphic Designer
Timeline
2 years
Collaboration
Clients, Businesses, Internal
Pro Legal Funding
This project involved a full wrap for a Jeep SUV, which presented layout challenges due to the vehicle’s complex body shape and panel breaks. Although the client came in with an existing design, she was unfamiliar with the wrap process, so I guided her through production requirements and design decisions.
I adjusted and reorganized the layout to better fit the Jeep’s proportions while maintaining clear branding across all sides. I also recommended perforated window vinyl for the windows, providing full visual coverage without compromising visibility. The result was a polished, functional wrap.
Prime American Roofing
The client initially wanted to include a large amount of text, which risked reducing readability on the vehicle.
I worked closely with them to simplify the messaging, refine the roof icon from their existing logo, and reorganize the layout around the truck’s body panels. The result was a cleaner, more impactful wrap with stronger hierarchy and better visibility at a distance.
The Hills Driving School
The client came in with a design, and my role was to adapt it for vehicle production. Working alongside the owner and their designer, I refined the layout to ensure it fit each car’s body while remaining print-ready.
One of the main challenges was aligning the line-based graphics seamlessly across multiple body panels to maintain consistent visual flow. The project initially involved a Tesla, followed by a refreshed wrap design for a Honda Civic about six months later. Progress images are included to showcase the installation process.
Wrap #1 on Tesla
Returning for Wrap #2 on Civic
Wrapping in Progress
Wrapping in Progress
Wags and Walks
The client came in with general ideas but no established design for the vehicle wrap. I worked closely with them to shape the creative direction, translating their ideas into a cohesive, brand-aligned design that worked effectively on a cargo van.
Using a combination of dog photography and vector graphics, I composed the layout around the vehicle’s body panels to maintain strong visual flow and readability.
Save Pro Restoration
The client came in with general ideas but required extensive iteration throughout the design process. I developed multiple variations for a scalable vehicle wrap system that could be adapted across different vehicle types while maintaining brand consistency for Save Pro Restoration. Due to frequent revisions and detailed feedback, I refined the layout through several rounds of adjustments to meet both aesthetic and practical requirements.
