Our Van Design Help

[Centro Graphics]

Hey guys

Cant decide on our van design at all. Could do with some advice and critique.
I want/need something van is blank right now.

help appreciated

Thanks

Steve

 

[HDvinyl]

A jpg should help.

 

[HDvinyl]

I don't think you should go that direction, but at least make your name bigger. It looks like it was designed in word.

 

[Marlene]

why is there a sufer on a sign shop truck? not getting the reason. the other one is cluttered but sign shop related at least.

 

[slappy]

cool. neoprene signs! good idea!

 

[MikePro]

needs 2b a hot chick surfing
sex sells

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

I was gonna ask the same thing, why a surfer, are you selling surf boards?

 

[xxaxx]

Neither design is even close to working ... scratch them and start from the drawing board again.

 

[Jillbeans]

Both are very ho-hum looking (thanks HD for the jpg)
The bottom one has more potential but there are too may small words and not enough "oomph".
And a surfer in London is just weird and out of place.
Hot chick/Union Jack something like that or a throwback to a Cecil Wade style sign.
Love....Jill

 

[Centro Graphics]

Thanks all for the feedback.

I simply hit brick walls when it comes to our own van. Most of our work is corporate so a lot of the time the artwork comes to us. Perhaps Im being lazy!?

Should just get a contractor to do it.

 

[HDvinyl]

Should just get a contractor to do it.

Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding!

 

[fmg]

Seen some very cool looking wraps when I go back home. Im feeling the surfer for a different approach however maybe using a filter like B&W or sepia may look better for the image and then pop your logo and text right out in shades of Green and Purple.MAKE AN IMPACT!!!!!
This has a lot of potential.

 

[Centro Graphics]

A drink would be forthcoming.

 

[Marlene]

A drink would be forthcoming

hey, it wasn't that bad. it could have been worse with a big yellow squash running on a pink arrow

 

[visual800]

trash both, the surfer NO! but the other is too busy I cant focus on what you do