Designed in-house
Concept development stays connected to the team responsible for print and installation.
Vehicle and graphic design must work beyond the screen. JUST GRAPHICS develops custom liveries, corporate graphics and production-ready files around actual dimensions, panel transitions, print limits and installation requirements.

Custom vehicle design can begin with a mood, reference image, brand system or completely open brief. The concept is developed around the vehicle template and the parts of the car people will actually see.
Corporate graphics translate logos, colours and messages into practical layouts for vehicles, windows, print and other production formats. Supplied artwork is checked before it is treated as production-ready.
Because the studio also understands printing and installation, artwork can account for joins, bleed, cut paths, safe zones, scale and material limitations before production begins.
Decisions are made around the real application, with Dubai-based design and production coordinated from the Al Quoz studio.
Concept development stays connected to the team responsible for print and installation.
Body lines, doors, handles, windows and panel transitions shape the composition.
Artwork can include scale, bleed, cut paths, panel splits and output references.
Brand assets are translated into practical, repeatable graphics rather than placed without context.
Published images come from the supplied JUST GRAPHICS company archive and are kept relevant to this service category.




Define audience, message, references, vehicle or format and desired direction.
Check logos, images, copy, brand guidelines and source quality.
Develop the composition around the actual template or final dimensions.
Resolve one approved direction through structured feedback.
Prepare scale, bleed, paths, panels and output references.
Release approved files into print, cutting or installation planning.
Design deliverables are prepared according to the production route. Native working files and licensing terms depend on the approved scope and must be stated in the quotation.
Preferred for logos, typography, cut paths and scalable corporate elements.
Used for suitable imagery and illustration when resolution supports final size.
Prepared with dimensions, bleed, colour and output notes appropriate to the project.
Used as planning references and checked against the actual vehicle before manufacture.
Prepared where contour cutting, masks or shaped production requires them.
Brand values and approved references help coordinate screen, print and material expectations.
A focused first concept is often planned within about 2–5 working days after the complete brief and usable assets are received. Complex illustration, multiple vehicle types, missing source files and revision rounds extend the approved design schedule.
Yes. The design studio can develop custom vehicle concepts and prepare the approved direction for printing, cutting and installation.
Start with Get My Price and leave your contact details. A manager will collect the vehicle, objectives, references and brand information during follow-up.
Yes. Logos, colours and messages can be adapted into a consistent vehicle system for one car or multiple fleet formats.
A production-ready file has the correct dimensions, scale, bleed, colour setup, image quality, fonts or outlines, cut paths and technical notes required for output.
Many simple logos can be redrawn as vectors. Complex or unclear artwork must be assessed before the reconstruction scope is confirmed.
Yes. Artwork can be checked and prepared around final size, viewing distance, bleed, panel splits, cutting and the selected print process.
A focused first concept is often planned within 2–5 working days after a complete brief. Illustration complexity and feedback rounds affect the final schedule.
File deliverables and usage rights depend on the approved scope. They should be confirmed in writing before design work begins.
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