Here are stickers I created for my upcoming Motorbike run to the Highlands, I like a sticker that represents Scotland, and has a Saltire in it somewhere. For this sticker, I cut out blue vinyl and used white vinyl as the background.
stickers
Black vinyl stickers for the panniers on a Honda ST1300 Pan European. The stickers are a cover-up for discolouration from old bumpers.
A special edition vodka for the Cartha Queens Park kids fun day raffle.
Thought i’d make a new Scotland sticker for the new motorbiking season ahead. Went for the simple design of the thistle and the font ITC Kabel, which is a nice narrow sans serif.
The sticker is a nice grey colour that matches the Yamaha logo, just comes out as bright white with the flash.
As usual I have went overboard and made lots of stickers, some of them white background negative image.
- Nissan 350z
Nissan 350z
Stickers for Nissan 370Z. On a gun metal vinyl.
More stickers for Bruno’s. This time some window stickers, well if you have the space you might as well use it to advertise.
I recently was asked to do a sticker for a car. A “T-sport” sticker for the side of the car. These were small stickers, but quite effective. I created this in Illustrator and sent it to be cutout with my trusty “craft robo cutter” and used silver self adhesive vinyl. I’m sure this will lead to a few more requests from other car enthusiasts.
Silver T-sport Celica sticker
Some time in August I will be getting on my motorbike and touring up the west coast, visiting places like, Fort William, Skye, Lochcarron, Applecross, Gairloch and many more places. So I thought I’d make my own Scotland badge for my travels. Using the American highway signs like the famous route 66 (that I hope to do, one day) I used a mackintosh style font rather than a Celtic style font and put a big saltire under it. As my bike is a dark metallic blue the white sticker works well. I used my trusty craft cutter to produce the stickers.
The Harley turns heads, so my brother decided to use it for advertising his business, seems like a good idea. The advert on the bike was done on the day of the Yorkhill Easter Egg Run. We both took part in it this year as this is the first year I have had a bike. It was an amazing day, with lots of bikes involved. The font looks like a Motorcycle Club font which suits the harley, and got the approval of my brother (my most difficult client). It also gave me a chance to use my graphtec craft robo cutter, which is an amazing bit of kit.
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- the sticker for the front of the bike
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- sticker on the back of the bike
