Trade Show Banner
PROJECT details
Project Type: Banner Design & Vehicle Wrap
Date: 11/2025
Role: Graphic Designer
Project Duration: Ongoing Project
Intended Use: Promotional material for trade shows/events,
& branding material for company traveling vehicle.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Project Type: Banner Design & Vehicle Wrap
Date: 11/2025
Role: Graphic Designer
Project Duration: Ongoing Project
Intended Use: Promotional material for trade shows/events,
& branding material for company traveling vehicle.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
A collection of large-format branding projects created for ACME Division, a company providing equipment and solutions for the maintenance of agricultural, construction, and mining vehicles and machinery.
The work focused on translating ACME’s brand into highly visible, recognizable graphics that could communicate the company’s purpose quickly—whether viewed across a busy trade show floor or from the road.
Trade Show Banner — Brand Recognition at a Distance
For this approximately 3 × 6-foot trade show banner, the goal was to create an immediate visual connection between ACME Division and the industries it served.
Photography became the primary communication tool. Rather than relying on dense product information, I used large-scale imagery to showcase the equipment and environments associated with ACME’s customers. This allowed the banner to communicate the company’s role quickly while creating a strong visual focal point for the booth.
The resulting design helped the booth stand out from a distance and established a consistent visual theme that could carry across ACME’s other marketing materials.
Trailer & Vehicle Wraps — Branding in Motion
Vehicle graphics became an ongoing part of my work with ACME Division. I designed wraps for multiple equipment trailers and adapted the visual system for a company van, reworking the layout to accommodate the different proportions and surfaces of each vehicle.
The trailers were used to transport tools and equipment to agricultural, construction, and mining sites for demonstrations and field use. Because these vehicles traveled regularly between job sites and events, the wrap became more than a decorative application—it functioned as a mobile extension of the ACME brand.
Large photographic imagery was used consistently throughout the designs, reflecting the company’s preference for using real-world equipment and applications to represent the brand. The result was a recognizable visual presence that allowed ACME’s vehicles and trailers to function as branding opportunities wherever they traveled.
Trailer & Vehicle Wraps — Branding in Motion
