Knockout Carpet Cleaning Vehicle Design

We are a branding company trying out your services and depending on punctuality and creativity we will be looking at putting through all our projects with you. Attached you will find a pdf file named NDTwine_Identity_Web_Advertising Portfolio and if you look at page.6 of this attachment you will find a van that has been vinyl wrapped with a logo we designed with the image of a 'bull' kicking back the carpet. We are looking at using this logo but modernising it to reflect the new stage of this cleaning business. They have one of the worlds most powerful cleaning machanism and we wanted to slightly change the bull to look more powerful but throwing everything on a matte black vinyl background called carbon fibre vinyl. This is basically the name to a vinyl that resembles the material carbon fibre. I have attached a few images of the vehicles such as the porsche and the four wheel drive that have used this vinyl to give you a better idea of what we are dealing with. The new vehicle that we are totally wrapping up is the new Nissan Nevara (image attached). The entire car will be wrapped in the matte black vinyl and then we would like you to design a few mock ups with the bull placed on the side of the vehicle in a glossy black outline somehow to blend well into the black almost like a watermark feature or using the silver metallic color vinyl as per what is used on the image of the four wheel drive RUBY Events design i've attached. Due to there not being an extensive amount of panelling available on the Nissan Nevara as opposed to the van we originally wrapped, the bull may need to look as if its leaping through the Nevara and part of its body is missing. If you go down this track please allocate the most appropriate part of the body to be missing to still make it obvious that it is still a bull if that makes sense. Once we have established where the bull will be positioned on the panels, then we need to work with the text Knockout Carpet Cleaning to also be positioned appropriately with maximum exposure. I think the best way is to start receiving a few mock ups to visually see your potential designs and then i can reply with my feedback and see if you are on the right track. Thanking you in advance Warm Regards, Nicholas Davos NDTwine melbourne PL m. 0422 181 014