Logos, flyers, banners, marketing materials, digital graphics, and production-ready artwork—created to work wherever your business shows up.
A design may begin on a screen, but it has to hold together on a vehicle, banner, wall, flyer, sign, and digital post. Wraptor brings creative direction and production experience together so the finished artwork is useful—not just attractive.
Choose one piece or build a coordinated group of materials around the same visual direction.
Create a new logo, refresh an existing mark, or build the color, typography, and usage rules that keep the business recognizable.
Turn the brand into practical sales pieces for promotions, presentations, customer communication, and everyday business use.
Design graphics at the correct scale and format for the physical spaces where customers will actually see them.
Create coordinated digital artwork that carries the same identity into online advertising and customer-facing communication.
Repair, rebuild, vectorize, resize, and prepare artwork so it can move cleanly into print, signage, or wrap production.
Brand development is part of this same service. Whether you are starting a business or updating an established look, we clarify what makes the company distinctive and build a visual system that can work across vehicles, print, signage, walls, and digital materials.
Start a brand identity projectClarify the business, audience, message, and impression the brand needs to make.
Bring the logo, colors, typography, and visual style into one consistent system.
Apply the approved identity across wraps, signs, marketing materials, and digital creative.
Every quote confirms the deliverables, concepts, included revisions, timing, and final-file formats before work begins.
A defined design request such as a flyer, banner layout, sales sheet, or comparable single-piece project.
Original logo direction, professional refinement, and a practical final-file package.
Logo direction plus a coordinated color, typography, and basic brand-use system.
A coordinated group of sales or promotional pieces built from one approved visual direction.
Work beyond the two revision rounds included in the approved project scope.
Two revision rounds are included within the approved direction. Additional concepts, major direction changes, copywriting, stock assets, printing, and production are quoted separately.
Rush projects add 35%. Bundled pricing may apply when design is paired with Wraptor printing, signage, wall graphics, or vehicle-wrap production.
Modern tools help us explore ideas and develop visual directions faster. They do not replace the decisions that make a design clear, consistent, useful, and ready for production.
See how we build a complete identityWe start with the business, audience, message, and application—not a random prompt.
A Wraptor designer selects, adjusts, rebuilds, and organizes the artwork, typography, and hierarchy.
Files are checked for the size, format, resolution, color, and output the finished project requires.
Tell us what the piece needs to accomplish, where it will be used, and what brand assets already exist.
We develop the agreed concepts and establish the visual direction before detailed production work continues.
You review the work and use the two included revision rounds to finalize the approved direction.
Receive the agreed final files, or move the approved artwork directly into Wraptor print, sign, wall, or wrap production.
Yes. Standalone projects begin with the $350 design minimum and a defined scope, deliverables, and number of included revisions.
In many cases, yes. We can quote printing, banners, signs, wall graphics, window graphics, and vehicle graphics separately after the artwork scope is clear.
The final-file package is confirmed in the quote and can include appropriate vector, print, and digital formats for the approved logo.
Yes. We can follow an existing brand, refresh it, vectorize or rebuild usable artwork, or discuss a broader identity update.
No. We may use modern tools during exploration, but a Wraptor designer directs the project, refines the work, and prepares the final production artwork.
A revision adjusts the approved direction. A new concept, major change in direction, or additional deliverable may require a revised scope.
Tell us what you need, where it will be used, and what brand materials you already have. We’ll define the right design scope before we begin.
