When one of the country’s fastest-growing franchises moved into Cumming, they needed a Kia Soul wrap. In-Depth was happy to work with corporate-provided graphics and proofs to create a wrap consistent with those across the franchise.
Jim Ellis takes full advantage of their lot full of marketing canvases. This partially wrapped Malibu served as a sponsor banner at the Jim Ellis annual golf tournament!
MINI owners are a tight group. They form clubs, go on MINI rides, host MINI festivals. Many want a “bonnet wrap” … and their designs are limitless. Here are two of the most popular designs…the American flag and the British flag.
We were privileged to work with the Matt Hawkins Racing team for three seasons, through four race series. One of the brightest stars in the racing world, Matt passed away at just 21. This photo was from his days in the GAS series. His was one of the only wrapped cars on the track that year.
This patriotic-themed scooter wrap was created for a presentation. Crossrunner branded most of their scooters for universities and was exploring other possible target audiences.
These adorable dots not only create a fun and funky storefront, they draw traffic into Trendy Trades from the road…and they served to differentiate the store from the previous owner when it changed hands.
Have you ever noticed the graphics on stand-alone ATM machines? If you patronize one of these, it’s the graphics that identify it as related to your bank, helping you locate the right ATM.
As the first dealership in Atlanta selling the all-electric Wheego, Jim Ellis wanted their Wheegos to make an impact wherever they drive. Clearly, a large market for this car is college campuses. Big supporters of Ga Tech and UGA, Jim Ellis ordered “green” graphics that included each school’s color scheme.
Floor graphics can brand as well as carry marketing messages. Yes, you can walk right over them…they have a thicker laminate that protects the graphics from scuffs.
Affordable and impactful, a partial wrap is a good choice for vehicle graphics. Bright colors paired with a black car can really draw attention. This Versa wrap markets Mark Teytel across Atlanta.
