Projects

Work that flies

A selection of completed projects — from full livery lettering to the technical markings you walk past on every aircraft without noticing. Which is exactly the point.

Airbus A380 in the hangar with full special livery: coral reef artwork with clownfish
Applying spray masks on the masked A380 tail section A380 passenger door with livery graphics and door markings
AIRBUS A380 SPECIAL LIVERY SPRAY MASKS

A380 special livery — lettering & spray masks

For this special livery the complete lettering was cut in-house and the spray masks were applied on the aircraft, section by section — tail, fuselage and doors. After painting, the door markings and technical placards were reinstated so the aircraft could return to service with everything legible and in the right place.

Precision work at full scale: what looks like artwork from the terminal is millimetre work up close.

More work

Technical markings in detail

Curved arrow marking on a Boeing 737 door being measured with a tape measure

Boeing 737 — door markings

Replacement of the curved OPEN arrow and door instruction markings. Measured, reproduced to Boeing spec (BAC number) and applied — every marking checked against the drawing.

Warning and hazard-area markings applied on an A320 engine cowling

Airbus A320 — engine markings

Warning and hazard-area markings on the engine cowling: stand-clear zones, no-handhold flags and caution texts — applied per the marking drawing, fluid- and weather-resistant.

Technical marking drawing for an A320 passenger door

Airbus A320 — passenger door drawing

Every marking starts on paper. Working from the technical drawing, each placard — EXIT, arrows, DANGER texts — is positioned exactly where the manufacturer intended it.

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