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Why do I have to make choices about my boat decals in Miami, FL?

Boat decals and vinyl graphics give your boat a distinctive look. They can emphasize the name of your boat or be a personalization you chose because you liked it. Since there are almost no specific rules about boat decals you can let your imagination run wild and have fun personalizing your boat from your Miami, FL home. However, before you can go out in the water to show off your decals you have to have them made. To begin the production process you have to make choices. One place to start is with color.

Choosing the right color for your boat decals is important

Wait, right colors? Are there wrong colors? Not really, unless your boat is used for your business. Making business decisions about your boat decals is a little different than choosing for your pleasure boat. However, there are things to consider when choosing colors no matter if it is business or pleasure. Many people don't realize that colors send a message to our sub conscious. You want to choose a color that reflects either the image of your Miami, FL business, or in the case of a pleasure craft, the image of the type of boat it is. Is it for partying, fishing, maybe family time? So how do you know what colors are the right colors? Studies have shown that certain colors project specific meanings. To help you make the right choices we are listing some of the most popular color choices here along with the image they project.

BLACK suggest authority, power, boldness, seriousness, professionalism, is distinguishing and classic. Business wise, it's great for creating drama and is good for a background color. It is ideal for text on a light background.

BLUE suggests security, authority, faithfulness and dignity. For business it suggests sanctuary and fiscal responsibility. It is the most popular and the second most powerful color. Blue can also be cold. People are more productive in blue rooms.

GREEN suggests health, fertility, freedom, freshness, healing, tranquility and jealousy. Businesses use it to communicate status and wealth. It is the easiest color on the eye and can improve vision. It is a calming, refreshing color.

ORANGE suggests pleasure, cool, excitement, cheer, endurance, strength and ambition. For business it is good for highlighting information on charts and graphs.

RED suggests excitement, strength, sex, passion, vitality, aggressiveness and commands attention. Business wise it's associated with debt, is great for boldness and accents. The most emotionally intense color, red stimulates a faster heartbeat and breathing.

Because people respond more to non verbal cues than verbal ones we felt it important that you have this information. That way you can make a more informed decision about the colors you choose. If you choose the right colors for that "party boat" you will probably have people begging for an invitation! Just imagine what it could do for your business.

Negative space can be a real positive for your boat decals

This can be especially true if your boat decals are advertising your business. Many people feel the need to cover the entire decal with their message, however studies have shown that negative space, or white space (the parts that don't have words or pictures) play a key role in how much people comprehend of the message. If there is no blank area the eye doesn't focus on one thing. It is drawn in too many directions and has no point to focus on. Negative space is important to getting your message read.

Once you have your design created, you should step back and look at your monitor. Does the decal look crowded? If it looks crowded on your monitor, it is going to make it even harder to read as boat decals. If you want someone to be able to see or read your decals, even if you are moving in the water, you need to make it easy for them to focus on the message. This is key to helping you make the most of your boat decals.

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