Coach Design - Photoshop and Illustrator

First, I created the shapes using the lasso tool in photoshop. Photoshop allowed me to create the rough copy of the design and allowed me to experiment with colour. I then brought the drawing into Illustrator and re-created it so that the design could be in vector format. I also refined the shapes and design overall.

This piece I worked on over the course of a few months since I had to communicate with my client to make sure I created everything exactly how they wanted from a design perspective. They told me exactly what they envisioned and I tried my best to bring their ideas to visuals. I discussed important details of my design with the company that would print and adhere the graphics to the coach as well. I had to make sure my design was created in such a way that it would be easy to work with.

I sketched/designed it in Photoshop and then brought the file into Illustrator to convert the design into vector graphics.
The front, side, and back photos are images photographed by the manufacturers of the coach bus. I used these photos as a guideline to make sure the graphics fit the shape of the model as well as possible.

The 3/4 view (first image) is a photo I took of the coach when I finally saw it completed (graphics printed and adhered). I was so happy to see how well it turned out.