Minimalist Vehicle Design for GEA PET
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a professional designer to create a minimalistic and elegant design for our company vehicle, a white 2025 Toyota Avanza. The design will cover all four sides of the vehicle but white car color must be the main color. Our company, GEA PET, operates in the pet funeral services industry, specifically offering composting services for pets.
Key Design Elements:
- Main Color: Pine Green (Code: 2C5545)
- Secondary Color and Details: Chestnut Brown (Code: 5E392C)
- Font: Outfit from Google Fonts
- Prominent Features: Our company name and logo
- Design Symbols: Pet-related and environment symbols
The design should prominently feature our company name and logo, with the sides of the vehicle receiving the most emphasis. I would also like to see some pet-related symbols incorporated into the design, ideally in a subtle, tasteful way that aligns with the overall minimalist aesthetic.
Ideal skills for this job include:
- Graphic Design
- Vehicle Wrap Design
- Brand Design
- Understanding of Minimalist Aesthetics
Please include our slogan, contact number, and address in the design, but these elements should be less prominent than the company name and logo. The aim is to create a design that is both eye-catching and reflective of our brand values.
Key Design Elements:
- Main Color: Pine Green (Code: 2C5545)
- Secondary Color and Details: Chestnut Brown (Code: 5E392C)
- Font: Outfit from Google Fonts
- Prominent Features: Our company name and logo
- Design Symbols: Pet-related and environment symbols
The design should prominently feature our company name and logo, with the sides of the vehicle receiving the most emphasis. I would also like to see some pet-related symbols incorporated into the design, ideally in a subtle, tasteful way that aligns with the overall minimalist aesthetic.
Ideal skills for this job include:
- Graphic Design
- Vehicle Wrap Design
- Brand Design
- Understanding of Minimalist Aesthetics
Please include our slogan, contact number, and address in the design, but these elements should be less prominent than the company name and logo. The aim is to create a design that is both eye-catching and reflective of our brand values.