Every design can become a sticker too
The studio designs the artwork; a local printer does the printing, arranged personally by the founder. Bumper stickers, boat stickers, brand stickers — one design, stuck on everything.
Three kinds of stickers
Any of the studio’s designs, and any new one, can be cut as one of these.
- Bumper stickers
For the bakkie and the trailer
Your farm name, slogan or auction date on the back of the bakkie, the trailer and the gate. The advert that keeps working long after the sale is over, wherever the vehicle goes.
- Boat stickers
For the hull
A boat name and its home water, designed to suit the shape of the hull and the way it sits on the water. Drawn large and clean, so it reads from the slipway.
- Brand stickers
For the registered brand
Your registered livestock brand or farm mark as a sticker, scaled for stock crates, toolboxes, dashboards and cooler boxes. The mark you put on the animal, on everything else too.
How a sticker job runs
- 1
Tell the studio what it is for
A bumper, a hull, a crate. Say where the sticker will live and roughly how many you need.
- 2
Get the design and a quote
The studio draws the sticker, then gets a printing quote from the local printer. You see both before anything is printed.
- 3
Approve, and it goes to print
Once you approve the proof, the studio has it printed locally and arranges collection or delivery with you.
Stickers are ordered directly with the studio — send a message on Facebook, or ask for stickers with your next design order.
What a sticker costs
Stickers are quoted per job, because size, quantity and material all change the price. You get the quote from the local printer before anything is printed — no surprises after.
The design side keeps the studio’s fixed prices, in rand.