Sticker guides

Inspect the flat artwork separately from the scene so lighting and perspective do not hide problems.

Keep an intentional background when it contributes to the illustration instead of automatically removing it.

Review the corner areas when selecting a rounded shape so important details do not sit where the shape changes.

Run a final sticker upload check on the actual export: wording, background, contour, dimensions and version. Record unresolved questions before ordering.

Choose a restrained palette so several design elements feel connected instead of competing for attention.

Use silhouette and spacing to carry the design when you prefer a restrained single-color appearance.

Give a small area of color a clear role so it adds emphasis without making the design feel busy.

Compare the design's lightest edges with the car surface before deciding that a pale palette will stand out.

Check separation around the complete outline when choosing artwork for a dark background.

Match the amount of detail to the way you want the design to be noticed.

Use a shared color, shape or mood to connect designs from different collections.

Use open space and a consistent visual rhythm when combining outdoor-themed artwork.