Northline Wraps
Colour decided before the car is booked in.
Automotive atelier
EditorialThe vehicle comes first: type, make, model, year and the panels being covered, all named before a photograph. A quote appears only once the vehicle does.
For wrap studios
Your brief becomes a wrap you can see.
Your own storefront for cars, motorcycles and bicycles. The brief already knows the make, the model and which panels are being covered. Your client approves a concept while the vehicle is still on the road.
Free to start · €5 of designs · no card required
Northline Wraps
Colour decided before the car is booked in.
Northline Wraps. A complete demo wrap store in this look’s palette, typography and portfolio layout, with its own work on the wall.
Rendered work
Designs this studio
has already rendered.
Satin Petrol
Full-body satin petrol film, trim wrapped rather than painted, badges removed cleanly.
Matte Graphite
Matte graphite film over the whole body, gloss-black roof left as contrast.
Colour Shift
Colour-shift film with a teal-to-violet flip, satin laminate, mirror caps wrapped.
Geometric Panel
Printed geometric livery cut to the doors and rear quarter, rest of the car plain.
Stealth Sedan
Matte black film across body and trim, wheels left untouched, glass un-tinted.
Apex Livery
Hand-drawn livery in oxblood and bone across the fairings, clear satin over the top.
Tank & Fairings
Brushed aluminium film on the tank and side panels, frame and engine left bare.
Track Fairings
Matte white film on all fairings with one ochre stripe over the top, no numbers.
Chrome Delete
Satin black film over the whole van, grille and mirrors wrapped, panels left blank.
Scrambler Sand
Matte sand film on the tank and side covers, one black stripe, frame left bare.
Frame Triangle
Cured petrol powder across the frame triangle and fork, chrome stays left bare, tan bar tape.
Bone Commuter
Matte bone powder on the frame alone, fork and mudguards untouched, dark grips and saddle.
Ochre Track Build
Ochre film over frame and fork, rims wrapped graphite, bar tape matched to the frame.
Starting storefronts
Walk through a wrap store
before you open yours.
Every look is a finished store, with its own studio name, palette, wording and portfolio. Open one to see the whole page, then start yours from it and edit what you like.
Northline Wraps
The car decides the film and the days.
Cars and vans, by size
ShopA size-led page for cars and vans: hatchback to panel van. The size bands and their coverages come first, then the four things that move a quote, the work, the warranty and the brief.
Apex Livery
Livery drawn for the bike, not the brand.
Motorcycle livery
GalleryA bike-led page: the finished liveries first, then a panel-by-panel coverage list with the days each set takes, and no size table anywhere on it.
Cadence & Coat
The frame decides the finish.
Frame atelier
CyclesA frame-first page for bicycles: powder, two-pack and film priced by the component covered, the complete build photographed whole, and the wash rule stated as the warranty condition it is.
How it works for wrap studios
Built for the way
you already work.
Same studio, in this craft’s words. The brief questions, the examples and the concepts are all written for wrap studios, and nothing else changes.
- 01
Publish your studio
Finished cars, finished bikes and the finishes you actually offer, on one address. Send the link instead of a photo album. Clients see the work before they ask what you can do.
- 02
The brief arrives with the vehicle
Car or bike, make and model, year, which panels, which finish, what the paint is like underneath. Asked once, in a brief written for wraps.
- 03
The brief becomes a livery
Elvoric reads the answers and returns a wrapped vehicle: colour, finish, panel breaks, graphics. The job is agreed before the film is ordered.
- 04
Refine, then cut film
Send the concept as a private link. They react to the colour on their own car rather than a swatch, and you cut once.
Begin
Your craft,
your studio, your clients.
Set up your wrap studio and send your first brief link today.