Signelements awards winner of global wrap design competition
Of the 81 global finalists, Jon Wolf of Wolf Designs in Arizona was awarded the 2024 Signelements Award for Outstanding Vehicle Graphic Design
Signelements announced that Jon Wolf of Wolf Designs in Arizona has been awarded the 2024 Signelements Award for Outstanding Vehicle Graphic Design. This accolade is said to recognize exceptional creativity and skill in vehicle branding.
Uniquely, Signelements does not require candidates to pay an entry fee. Instead, nominees are chosen by Signelements researchers based on the merit of their work. This approach ensures that the competition remains accessible to any talented wrap designer.
Finalists & judging panel
From thousands of contenders, 81 finalists were nominated by the Signelements team. A distinguished panel of judges, led by Mikki Webb, CEO at ThinkSAi/Flexi Software, and Brett Newman, former managing director of Roland DG UK, evaluated the designs. They selected Wolf as the winner and named three runners-up.
The judges praised the winning design, stating, “Incredibly impactful design with clear branding. The CAD drawing background makes this a very technical wrap to apply. Both exceptional design and application skills are self-evident.”
Wolf expressed his surprise and excitement upon receiving the award: “Somehow the folks at Signelements heard of our work and included it in their competition. We were astonished and delighted to be recognized with this beautiful trophy.”
To view the outstanding vehicle graphics from all 81 finalists, click here for examples of their work.
About the Signelements Vehicle Branding Award
The Signelements Vehicle Branding Award is a global competition dedicated to honoring excellence in vehicle livery wrap and design. The Signelements research team has diligently scoured the globe to discover and showcase the finest examples in this growing sector.
With over 8000 designs reviewed, the competition taps into a broad range of talent.
“By eliminating entry fees our researchers had free reign to review any design, ensuring the eventual finalists represent the icing on the largest possible cake, as founder Louis Ingram aptly puts it,” stated the company in a press release.
