After
Before
Vehicle wrap
A two-tone van graphic, redrawn for the wrap.
Cab, body, and the interlocking mark rebuilt as shapes that can scale onto panels.
- Tier 3
- PMS matched
- .ai · .pdf
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The short answer
AirLogix is a van graphic with a green cab, a blue cargo body, and an interlocking geometric mark beside the AirLogix name, redrawn as vector art for a wrap. Phone numbers on the art are left in the picture, not copied here.
Before · After
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Tier 3PMS matched.ai · .pdf
- Workflow
- Vehicle wrap
- What arrived
- Van layout artwork
- What changed
- Panels and the geometric mark rebuilt as closed shapes
- Deliverable
- AI, SVG, EPS, and PDF
What the layout shows
The cab is green, the cargo box blue, with a white and green slash between them. A blue geometric mark locks into that slash. The wordmark reads AirLogix, with a short HVAC line above it. The panel breaks are part of the drawing.
What was redrawn
The van silhouette, the color blocks, and the mark were redrawn as vector shapes so the graphic can scale without turning soft. Wrap shops looking at a layout like this start at VectorWiz's homepage.
Frequently asked questions
Is the van itself a photo trace?
The body, the color blocks, and the mark were redrawn as closed vector shapes rather than left as a soft layout.
What file comes back?
Hand-drawn vector art in AI, SVG, EPS, and PDF for large-format wrap art.
Why is the phone number not in the text?
It stays inside the picture. This page does not repeat customer contact details.
Same kind of file
A van layout in two colors? Send it.
A designer redraws the panels as vector art. The quote shows when you upload.