Vehicle wraps are the best way to get thousands of eyes on a product or brand every single day. Better than billboards, better than flyers; the rolling brand ambassador is the best way to get someone to notice your product or design skills. High-end sports cars. Video game promotional events. Regional roofing contractors. Weird group, but what do they have in common? Vehicle wraps. Every day, local printers and sign shops install graphics on all sorts of vehicles. Your local mom and pop plumbing supply will wrap their delivery pickup, and the CEO of the law firm (you know, the one with all the billboards?) will roll up in a brand new BMW with his logo and face plastered all over it. They're everywhere, and they aren't going away anytime soon.
So maybe today, maybe tomorrow, your boss or client will ask you to design an create a wrap for a vehicle. If you want it to look good, it's best to mock it up on the vehicle first. Play around with logo and text positioning, balance.
This course will teach you how to photograph your vehicle, create a photorealistic template in Photoshop, and setup your print files for yourself or another vendor. You'll be able to use this technique on any vehicle!

Introduction

Photography

Measuring

Scaling the Image

Setting Up

Making the Mask

Dark Vehicles

Placing Your Objects

Print Notes

Second Side

Closing

Designing and Mocking up a Wrapped Vehicle

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