1. Define the primary viewing direction
Identify where the audience will approach and which face must carry the most recognizable shape, logo, or message.
2. Design for the available space
Use measured venue dimensions and preserve clearance from ceilings, walls, exits, lighting, and other equipment.
3. Protect recognizable proportions
Prioritize the silhouette and distinctive product or character features. Small packaging details may need simplification when translated into a large three-dimensional form.
4. Plan artwork at the correct scale
Provide vector logos and suitable image files. Confirm placement, spelling, and visibility on the rendering before production.
5. Include installation conditions
Indoor and outdoor projects may require different anchoring, bases, access points, or operating instructions. The final solution must be reviewed for the actual site.
6. Review transport and setup
Confirm packed dimensions, weight, access route, crew needs, electrical requirements, and the sequence for installation and removal.
7. Approve a written specification
The visual rendering and written specification should identify the agreed size, materials, artwork, accessories, documentation, and delivery scope before production begins.
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