Private review · imagery round 2
Reply with numbers — “4.1.1, 4.4.1, all of shop swag.” Then send the print-ready files. We never put a customer’s wrap or a military patch on the public site without a signed release.
We take your real print file and place it, unchanged, onto a surface a computer drew. The design is yours. We never call that picture a photograph. Every one of them carries a disclosure line.
Which images are allowed to be renders, and which stay photographs.
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| ▸ Primary listing image stays a photograph; renders are extras, homepage, and social | Recommended. The picture a buyer decides on is a real item, every time. Renders cover lines you have never photographed, and personalized boards with nobody’s real name on them. |
| Renders may also be the primary listing image | Faster catalog, weaker promise. Every render is still labelled. |
| Photographs only | Wraps, magnets, stickers and swag cannot be listed until they are photographed. |
A number is a complete pick. Items marked ▸ are the recommended first build in that line.
Seven of your own designs are yours to list. No reshoot requested.
Also in the batch, held for ranking below: elk / barnwood, and sea turtle reef.
A listing image may not carry a real customer’s name. These are templates with a blank name field.
The wrap photos you sent carry a customer’s brand. Those stay off the public catalog until a signed release. Sample artwork below is CEG-owned or a blank “Your Business Here.”
For wraps, magnets, and similar lines we design sample files. Which flavour:
| Option | What you get |
|---|---|
| ▸ Both — a “Your Business Here” blank and a CEG-branded demo per line | Recommended. The blank converts a stranger; the CEG demo proves you run the equipment. |
| Blanks only | Cleanest sales tool; the site never shows CEG’s own kit in the field. |
| CEG-branded demos only | Strong proof-of-shop, weaker conversion. |
| A real customer who has said yes in writing | Best of all if the permission is written and per-image. Name them. |
Your mark on goods. Sell = a SKU with a margin. Giveaway = walks around town.
| # | Item | Lane |
|---|---|---|
| 6.1 | Tee — charcoal, mono-white lockup, centre chest | Sell |
| 6.2 | Cap — charcoal 6-panel, purple mark | Sell |
| 6.3 | 20 oz tumbler — white body, purple mark | Sell |
| 6.4 | 3″ sticker pack — five per pack | Giveaway |
| 6.5 | Koozie — purple body, mono-white mark | Giveaway |
| 6.6 | 3×6 booth banner — lockup + phone | Giveaway |
| 6.7 | Yard sign 18×24, H-stake — lockup + 208-599-0540 | Giveaway |
| 6.8 | Lanyard — repeating wordmark | Giveaway |
| 6.9 | Hi-vis install tee — mono-white lockup on safety yellow | Sell |
| 6.10 | Sublimated licence plate — “MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO” | Sell |
Which four designs get built first? Ranking these is worth more than any other single answer on this page.
| Option | Why |
|---|---|
| ▸ Idaho licence plate (4.1.4) | Repeatable regional SKU. Needs our work, not your files. |
| Elk / barnwood set | Strongest-looking set in the photo batch. |
| “Mr. & Mrs. ____” template (4.2.1) | Unlocks the wedding lane — needs your artwork file. |
| “Your Business Here” trailer wrap (4.4.1) | Highest-ticket line; needs nothing from you. |
Idaho Debris, Team Lawn & Sprinkler, White Knuckle MX Park, Rollin’ Stone Aggregates, squadron boards, and any branded wrap stay off the public site until you have a signed, per-image release. That is C3 on the answer sheet.