Automotive graphic design

Graphic design that gives the product a clear point of view.

For products with something to say.

Motorloom creates automotive campaign artwork for businesses that need a consistent visual direction across product launches, social posts and campaign touchpoints. The brief may centre on a suspension component, a vehicle or a specific offer. The design starts with what the audience needs to understand.

That means making room for the product as well as the headline: a recognisable identity, readable information and a composition suited to the format. We agree the required versions before production so a portrait post is designed as a portrait, rather than treated as a crop of a larger poster.

Actual work. Different directions.

Client work · Airforce Suspension USA

Product campaigns

The Corvette C8 and Lexus LS460 campaign designs put suspension products at the centre of the artwork. Product presentation, headlines and supporting information are composed together rather than layered onto an unrelated stock scene.

The gallery contains the Corvette design and three Lexus directions. Airforce’s supplied logo identifies the client; we do not claim its logo design.

Airforce Suspension Corvette C8 adaptive struts campaign artwork
Client work · Airforce Suspension USA

In-house project · Graphic by Hasaan

Automotive visual exploration

The orange Charger poster explores vehicle imagery, bold lettering and a warm colour treatment. Three variants belong to this one in-house project. Dodge and Nike did not commission this artwork.

Orange Dodge Charger poster with large headline, an in-house Graphic by Hasaan project
In-house project · Automotive visual design

From brief to finished files.

  1. Define the brief

    Share the audience, the product or offer, the intended channels and the deadline. We agree on scope before making the work.

  2. Set the direction

    We establish the visual approach and content hierarchy, then review a focused direction with you.

  3. Develop and refine

    The agreed direction becomes the deliverables. Feedback stays tied to the brief, with revisions and approval points agreed for the project.

  4. Prepare the handover

    Final files or pages are checked for their intended use. The handover covers the outputs and any agreed next steps.

What to send with your enquiry.

Tell us what you are promoting, where the work will appear and which sizes you need. Existing logos, product photos, approved product information and reference work help us assess the scope. If photography or copy is still missing, say so; we can identify the gap before production.

Need a destination for the campaign too? Explore automotive website design. Social management and email marketing remain part of our broader services; they are scoped separately from graphic production.

Discuss a design project