RTP Trucking Logo

Here is the new logo for RTP Trucking.
The large K in trucking is no accident. Ray, the owner has 4 children. when he named the company he only had 3, so R,T & P. The 4th, luckily started with a letter that's in trucking, 'K'. And it makes for  a nice visual  joke of Truc King. The mountains and the trees are because of the area we live in, and the logs and wood that he would typically be hauling. In most cases this logo will appear with the lettering in chrome. and as I can't just make chrome materialize out of your screen, it is mildly simulated in the smaller logos.

Menu Boards for Ol'School Texas BBQ

We have a local entrepreneur starting a BBQ brisquit business out of a school bus. I don't have any photos of the bus, but I assure you it's wild. These are some of the signage that goes along with the bus. The menu board has empty space so that he can add items over time. simply cut white vinyl to the shape of the type, and apply.

Kris Foster, monster MX Graphics

These graphics were designed for Kris Foster. A sponsored rider of Monster's. I threw a printwerx 'P' Pattern into the background, because we are sponsoring him too. Check him out in the arena cross community.

Boat graphics concepts.

"BloodBath" Boat graphics concept, featuring skull art by Jitka Trckova.

Staff card

The new girl gets new colours. showing how one design can still work with different colours.

'The Gas Masked Man' new logos

These are some new logos for The Gas Masked Man'. it's a more appropriate style for the direction I would like to take the brand. I would describe the gas masked man as a psychopathic steampunk western with old world morals. see more of this style in my Illustratuon Blog.

Jet Ski Graphics/decals

This one is done in a monster theme. the background elements worked well enough that I plan on using ot for sleds and other recreational vehicles.

organics truck decal

Client's website: www.twinmeadowsorganics.com

thank you boards

A popular way of racers saying thank you to there sponsores is a sandwich board that they display in the pit. Here are some recent graphics done for 2 racers. they were 2ft by 3 ft, placed into a metal frame, and affordably priced.

Vinyl on a Helmet

Helmets are typically a difficult thing to do. not because of any design limitation, but simply applying the vinyl to the shape. This one went on with a lot less time than most. I attribute it to the fact that it was not covering the whole helmet. usually the issues start when you approach the half way point, where the design would be meeting it's mirror image on the other side. not only does the material begin to wrinkle, but you have to come up with some element to resolve the overlap. check one here for just avoiding the problem.