Treat all three decks as one composition.
Their shapes and the gaps need a coordinated layout. Start with the wall arrangement, then decide whether the designs form a continuous image or three related pieces. The gap between decks becomes part of the composition. On this page
- Choose continuity or a shared theme
- Make a full-size paper arrangement
- Prepare clearly named files
- Confirm products and mounting together
- FAQs
Choose continuity or a shared theme
A continuous landscape needs deliberate cropping and alignment across the gaps. Three separate characters can share a palette without needing perfect visual continuity. Choose the approach your artwork supports rather than forcing an unrelated set of images into a single panorama.
For a continuous scene, make a paper plan showing the three curved outlines and the actual gaps, then move the crop until a face or important word sits entirely within one panel rather than disappearing across the empty space.
Label the three files. Keep the same sequence on the proof reference and mounting plan.
Make a full-size paper arrangement
Use outlines matching the actual deck dimensions and planned spacing. Check the arrangement from the room's normal viewing position. Keep important faces or lettering away from the gaps and curved ends; a flat three-panel rectangle is not an accurate model of the final display.
Prepare clearly named files
Identify the designs as Left, Center, and Right, or use another unambiguous order. Keep the scale and intended orientation documented. Add a reference arrangement for the print review, but confirm the supplier's requirements for separate files and separate deck orders.
Confirm products and mounting together
Vulgrco's Custom Skateboard Deck page offers a deck with optional display hardware. Confirm the current dimensions, quantity, and selected mount choices for all three pieces. Review each proof and plan suitable mounting for the actual wall before arranging the final display.
FAQs
Does ordering one custom deck include three pieces?
Do not assume a multi-deck set is included. Confirm the number of decks in the order and how separate designs and optional mounts are selected and quoted.
Should the image cross the gaps?
It can, but preview the missing visual space deliberately. Keep essential details off the gaps and curved ends so the scene remains understandable when the pieces are separated.
How much spacing should be left between decks?
Choose it using a full-size paper layout for your wall and artwork. There is no universal gap that makes every room, mounting system, and composition look balanced.
What prevents left and right panels being mixed?
Use clear file names, a reference arrangement, and a checked order record. Verify each delivered design against that plan before mounting the coordinated display. Keep the left-to-right sequence visible on the installation sheet.
