Set Design Vinyl Wraps: “Oh wow! Not only have you wrapped our lobby beautifully, you have out down yourself! We needed some set pieces for a show we were putting together and you guys delivered big time!
Sprinter Van graphics are a no-brainer when it comes to advertising. Whether you have one van or 100 vans in your fleet, you simply can’t afford not to take advantage of this ideal space for a mobile billboard.
Toyota Tundra matte graphic wrap by Iconography. Add a matte finish to your custom graphic partial vehicle wrap for a unique contrast to your car’s glossy base paint job.
Frosted vinyl window applications are a fantastic way to combine functionality with aesthetics. This frosted vinyl window application at the Mountain Gate Country Club in Los Angeles is a perfect example of turning a privacy screen into a work of art.
Dimensional Business Lobby Sign by Iconography. Add even greater dimension to your lobby sign with back-painted custom acrylic lettering from Iconography Studios, like this beautiful lobby sign for AutoAlert located in Irvine, California.
Trailer graphic wrap by Iconography. Nothing promotes your business like a full vinyl vehicle wrap on a 53′ trailer! This custom graphic wrap on a 53′ trailer for the Trojan Battery company headquartered in Santa Fe Springs, CA literally drives their branding.
Prop wrap vinyl by Iconography to make a gigantic stick of butter out of an ordinary cardboard box. It is true that everything is better with butter. And, the more butter the better!
Shuttle Bus Wrap: “I was referred by a current client of Iconography, and although we are located in Hollywood, the level of professionalism and level of design that Iconography provides was worth the drive. Iconography took a simplistic 12 passenger shuttle and made it the talk of Hollywood. Our membership has fallen in love with the new look, and our shuttle now makes its way through Southern California and stimulates a lot of membership inquiries. We appreciate the relationship and look forward to future projects.” – Joe Furlow, General Manger.
Instrument wrap by Iconography. It’s a bird? It’s a plane? Nope – can you guess what these objects are that are wrapped to look like football helmets?
