A home improvement company reached out with a simple request. They needed a pickup truck decal design.
The only asset they had was a pixelated logo.
The logo wasn’t usable for print. Low resolution, unclear edges, and no scalable format.
On top of that, there was no plan for how the branding would sit across the truck. Just a logo with no layout direction.
What we did for them.
We started by rebuilding the logo into a clean vector.
From there, we designed the full truck layout:
- Rear window for brand visibility
- Door sides for instant recognition
- Truck bed with contact details and a QR code
- Tailgate design to catch attention at stoplights
Everything was designed to be readable from distance and in motion.
Here’s is the Final Look:
We rebuilt the asset, created the layout, and prepared print-ready files for each section of the truck.
All files were structured for easy application by the installer.
Takeaway
A lot of vehicle branding jobs start with poor-quality assets.
Fixing the foundation first makes the final result look intentional, not patched together.
