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Taxi Airbus A320-200 * - - - -

Taxi Airbus A320-200

in Taxi.

 

Please do.

 

 

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Taxi Airbus A320

 

i thought i saw that before, oh well.

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  • Bonza
  • Sep 12 2023 09:28 PM
Taxi Airbus A320-200 * - - - -

Taxi Airbus A320-200

in Taxi.

you've got a point.

i should probably try and improve before uploading more.

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  • Bonza
  • Sep 12 2023 06:44 AM
Taxi Airbus A320-200 * - - - -

Taxi Airbus A320-200

in Taxi.

yeah look I give up. 
It's obvious that all the feedback we've given is willingly being ignored or you just have no interest in improving, instead churning out these tributes to mediocrity. 

It's probably more i need a photoshop crash course, but i get it, and i do kinda try to make the liveries as close as possible to the actual thing, I just don't see barely noticible things.

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  • Bonza
  • Sep 12 2023 06:40 AM
uwotmate Boeing 787-8 - - - - -

uwotmate Boeing 787-8

in Mate

mate really is the airline for eshays

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  • Bonza
  • Sep 02 2023 09:52 PM
Qantas R170-10 CityHopper * * - - -

Qantas R170-10 CityHopper

in Robin Aircraft Airliner Liveries

this looks really cool!

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 31 2023 07:21 AM
Pacific Airways A300-600 (N306CX) - - - - -

Pacific Airways A300-600 (N306CX)

in Pacific Airways

2 things wrong with this design

1.it's not even pacific,it's pacifc
2.you can barely see the registration,

if you could fix those 2 errors,it would look alright

thanks for the catch on spelling, and do you know if i can edit the image or smth to change it? (i.e. replace with the new version)

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 30 2023 07:29 AM
Africana Boeing 737 MAX 8 - - - - -

Africana Boeing 737 MAX 8

in My Airlines

I'm sorry but I don't know where to start.
The colour choice just ain't it, it's hard to see the winglet against the rest of the aircraft. It seems as those there's no transition between the colours, the red just abruptly ends. There's no registration or really any other markings other then the Star Alliance logo. The name isn't fantastic either. There's a random bit of red on the tail too. This whole livery just screams rushed, like the Kiwi Air liveries before it.

Photoshop was playing up the markings, idk why

and this is more of a first attempt of making a livery that transitions between two colours

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 12 2023 03:17 AM
Kiwi Boeing 787-9 v2 - - - - -

Kiwi Boeing 787-9 v2

in My Airlines

Australia Asia probably not the best example.
Plus the Teal just doesn't work here.

Yeah, I’m a bit hopeless at this i guess..

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 01 2023 03:33 AM
Kiwi Boeing 787-9 v2 - - - - -

Kiwi Boeing 787-9 v2

in My Airlines

On this one, I'm not really sure still what the tail is supposed to represent. A good logo is usually pretty simple and easy to re-draw from memory.

I was aiming for something resembling a ribbon, similar to Australia Asia is the 90s

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 01 2023 03:15 AM
Kiwi | Boeing 787-9 - - - - -

Kiwi | Boeing 787-9

in My Airlines

so in situations like this, I'd recommend waiting till you have tail art.

A full colour aircraft with some badly placed titles doesn't really work, especially with the lack of tail art.

the main reason is because i can't really draw that well, and yeah

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 01 2023 01:12 AM
Kiwi | Boeing 787-9 - - - - -

Kiwi | Boeing 787-9

in My Airlines

and I don't have any art for the tail. for now at least.

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  • Bonza
  • Aug 01 2023 01:09 AM
pacificnational Boeing 737-8 'Titanic's Hometown Airline' - - - - -

pacificnational Boeing 737-8 'Titanic's Hometown Airline'

in pacificnational showcase
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  • Bonza
  • Jul 31 2023 09:43 PM
Roo | Airbus A320neo - - - - -

Roo | Airbus A320neo

in My Airlines

Look I'm gonna be honest, this is poorly thought out and badly executed. There's enough vacant real-estate vacant on the front of the plane to solve the housing crisis.

The kangaroo logo at the rear seems like a slapdash placement and I can see what you were trying to do with the tail titles ala JQ, but it doesn't do anything to improve this.

Perhaps look at how Jetstar has their livery and use that for pointers?

 

You've also somehow messed up the tail layers and you've got paint above the effects layer

I was aiming for something like Rex, so titles up the front, and more easyjet tailwise. but i have no clue about the tail layering

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  • Bonza
  • Jul 31 2023 09:21 PM
Pacific Airways | 1976 DC-9-30 livery * * * - -

Pacific Airways | 1976 DC-9-30 livery

in Pacific Airways

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I knew it!

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  • Bonza
  • Jul 30 2023 09:11 PM
Pacific Airways | 1976 DC-9-30 livery * * * - -

Pacific Airways | 1976 DC-9-30 livery

in Pacific Airways

stfu

 

 

Introduction
 
The livery of an aircraft is the external paint scheme that identifies the airline and its brand. It is an important marketing tool that can help to attract passengers and promote the airline's image.
 
The livery of an aircraft is typically designed to be visually appealing and memorable. It should also be consistent with the airline's brand identity. For example, an airline that markets itself as being luxurious and exclusive might have a livery that is designed to be elegant and sophisticated. An airline that markets itself as being affordable and fun might have a livery that is designed to be bright and playful.
 
The livery of an aircraft can also be used to communicate the airline's values. For example, an airline that is committed to sustainability might have a livery that features images of renewable energy sources or wildlife. An airline that is committed to social responsibility might have a livery that features images of cultural landmarks or important historical events.
 
The livery of an aircraft can be changed over time to reflect changes in the airline's brand identity or to celebrate special events. For example, an airline might change its livery to reflect a new corporate logo or to commemorate a major anniversary.
 
The livery of an aircraft is an important part of the passenger experience. It is the first thing that passengers see when they board an aircraft, and it can help to create a positive or negative impression of the airline. A well-designed livery can help to make the passenger experience more enjoyable and memorable.
 
In addition to the passenger experience, the livery of an aircraft can also has several other benefits for the airline. For example, a well-designed livery can help to:
 
Attract new customers: A visually appealing and memorable livery can help to attract new customers to the airline.
Increase brand awareness: The livery of an aircraft can helps to increase brand awareness for the airline.
Promote the airline's image: The livery of an aircraft can helps to promote the airline's image as being luxurious, affordable, fun, sustainable, or socially responsible.
Create a sense of pride: The livery of an aircraft can helps to create a sense of pride among employees and passengers.
The livery of an aircraft is a complex and important marketing tool. It can be used to attract new customers, increase brand awareness, promote the airline's image, and create a sense of pride. By carefully designing the livery of an aircraft, airlines can reap several benefits.
The Lack of Regional Identity
 
The word "Pacific" is a singular ocean, not referring to many. This means that the livery of the aircraft in the image could be interpreted as being from a non-specific region of the world, namely the Pacific Ocean. However, there is no other information on the aircraft to confirm this.
 
The lack of regional identity is a missed opportunity for the airline. By incorporating elements of the Pacific Ocean into the livery, the airline could create a strong visual identity that would connect with passengers from all over the world. For example, the airline could use a blue and green colour scheme to represent the ocean, or they could use images of fish, coral reefs, or other marine life.
 
The Lack of History or Tradition
 
The lack of history or tradition in the livery of the aircraft in the image is a missed opportunity for the airline. By incorporating elements of its history or tradition into the design, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and meaningful to passengers.
 
Here are some suggestions for how the airline could improve the livery in this regard:
 
Use a logo that is inspired by the Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Ocean is a vast and diverse region, with a rich history and culture. The airline could use this to its advantage by creating a logo that is inspired by the ocean. For example, the logo could feature a stylized wave, a coral reef, or a sea turtle.
Use images of historical landmarks from the region. The Pacific Ocean is home to many important historical landmarks, such as the Easter Island statues, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Sydney Opera House. The airline could use these landmarks to create a livery that is both visually appealing and informative. For example, the airline could use images of the Easter Island statues to create a livery that celebrates the culture of Polynesia.
Use a tagline or slogan that reflects the airline's history or tradition. The tagline or slogan is a great way to communicate the airline's brand identity to passengers. The airline could use a tagline or slogan that reflects its history or tradition, such as "Flying the Pacific since 1945" or "Discovering the Pacific with Pacific Airlines."
By incorporating elements of its history or tradition into the livery, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and meaningful to passengers. This would help to strengthen the airline's brand identity and attract new customers.
 
In addition to the suggestions above, the airline could also consider the following:
 
Use a more creative design. The current livery is very simple and straightforward. A more creative design would help to make the livery more eye-catching and memorable.
Use a more modern design. The current livery looks a bit dated. A more modern design would help to make the livery look more current and appealing to passengers.
Use a more sustainable design. The livery could be made from recycled materials or made to be more energy efficient. This would help to make the airline more environmentally friendly and appeal to passengers who are concerned about sustainability.
By making these changes, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and environmentally friendly. This would help to create a positive image for the airline and attract new customers.
 
How to Improve the Livery
 
Overall, the livery of the aircraft in the image has the potential to be much better than it currently is. By making some simple changes, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and effective at promoting its brand.
 
Here are some suggestions for how to improve the livery:
 
Use a more distinctive font for the word "Pacific." The current font is simple and generic, and it does not do much to distinguish the livery from other airlines. A more distinctive font would help to make the livery more memorable and eye-catching.
Add a tagline or slogan to the livery. This would help to further promote the airline's brand and give passengers a better sense of what the airline stands for. For example, the airline could use a tagline like "The Pacific Way" or "Discovering the Pacific."
Use a more vibrant colour scheme. The current colour scheme is very muted and does not really stand out. A more vibrant colour scheme would help to make the livery more eye-catching and appealing to passengers.
Add more details to the livery. The current livery is very simple and does not really tell passengers anything about the airline. Adding more details, such as images of marine life or historical landmarks, would help to make the livery more informative and engaging.
Use a more creative design. The current livery is very simple and straightforward. A more creative design would help to make the livery more eye-catching and memorable.
Use a more modern design. The current livery looks a bit dated. A more modern design would help to make the livery look more current and appealing to passengers.
Use a more sustainable design. The livery could be made from recycled materials or made to be more energy efficient. This would help to make the airline more environmentally friendly and appeal to passengers who are concerned about sustainability.
Use a more interactive design. The livery could be made to change colour or display different images depending on the environment or the time of day. This would help to make the livery more engaging and interesting to passengers.
Use a more personalized design. The livery could be customized for different destinations or for different types of passengers. This would help to make the livery more relevant to passengers and make them feel more connected to the airline.
By making these changes, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and environmentally friendly. This would help to create a positive image for the airline and attract new customers.
 
Conclusion
 
The livery of an aircraft is an important marketing tool that can help to attract passengers and promote the airline's image. By making some simple changes, the airline could create a livery that is both visually appealing and effective at promoting its brand.
 
The suggestions I have made are just a starting point. There are many other ways that the airline could improve its livery. The most important thing is to be creative and think outside the box. By creating a livery that is both visually appealing and meaningful, the airline can create a strong brand identity that will attract passengers from all over the world.
 
I hope this text is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.



References:

Airline Liveries: A Visual History. By David Curless. Airlife Publishing, 2008.
Aircraft Liveries of the World. By David Mondey. The Crowood Press, 2012.
The World's Airlines: Liveries and Logos. By Gordon Smith. Airlife Publishing, 2007.
Aircraft Liveries: A Century of Color. By Mark Wagner. Schiffer Publishing, 2011.
Airline Liveries of the World: The Complete Guide. By Alan J. Williams. Amberley Publishing, 2017.
Aircraft Liveries: The Art of Airline Branding. By Paul Eden. Red Door Books, 2014.
The History of Airline Liveries. By David Curless. Pen & Sword Aviation, 2015.
Aircraft Liveries: A Celebration of Color and Design. By Mark Wagner. Schiffer Publishing, 2013.
Airline Liveries: A Visual History of Commercial Aircraft. By David Curless. Airlife Publishing, 2016.
The World's Most Iconic Airline Liveries. By Paul Eden. Amberley Publishing, 2018.

 

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  • Bonza
  • Jul 30 2023 05:46 AM