456 GT Vehicle Graphics and Wrap Ideas

Anyone has some good ideas for vehicle graphics wrapping of a 456GT
I am taking mine to Gumball 3000 rally.. need some ideas
Thanks

 

What colour is it?

 

Blue.
1997 F 456GT

 

I'll get back to you then.

Do you know how to experiment with photoshop?

 

Here's something I put together really quick. The 456 is one of my favorite touring Ferrari's so I put some colors together that are consistant with a blue 456GT.

http://s09.picshome.com/a3a/gumball456gt.jpg

 

Wow, that looks good.

Yours truly can hook up graphics work, whether vinyl or full-out wraps.

 

WOW Gabe.. thank you .. looks very nice..
I am thinking a little of full wrap may be.. so car can be thought of any color even though I love the blue.. (just to protect the paint) what do you think.. any more ideas would be greatly appreciated

Also is there a way to enhance the Door Reverse C inlets and the bonnet heat scoops. May be a design that enhances those nice details .. like something coming out of them .. I hope I could explain myself

 

Ah.. I forgot. .
Does that gorgeous girl come with the graphics

 

haha, I wish! Would have to talk to the Ferrari guys in Las Vegas.

I'll see what else I can think of!

 

Here's some new stuff

This one is a version of the first, with flames coming out the ducts, highlighted areas on the bonnet/hood.

http://s09.picshome.com/989/gumball345gt2.jpg


This is one a full wrap idea. Wraps are easy, all you do is take a good..LARGE picture of choice and drop it into a vehicle template and hit "print" on the plotter.

http://s09.picshome.com/989/gumball345gt3.jpg

 

out of those 2, the first

 

I look at the pictures,.....but where is the car?

 

I think he said he wanted a full wrap where the colour didn't matter...

 

yes
I think I ll go with full wrap .. to protect the paint from the elements of the road and back to back high speeding cars raising debris from the road surface..
but Gabe has good ideas..
anyone else having other points would be greatly appreciated..

 

How about the checkerboard starting coming out of the fender vents, sort of heat distorted, then "setting" "square" near the door trailing edge before getting blown away at the tail (love that effect, btw)?