Gabie Studio

Their ad on your board, before they’ve made one.

Studio reads a business’s brand from its website. It designs the board at your face’s size. Then it shows the ad on a photo of the face.

Billboard B-114 N showing the Kessler Plumbing design Studio made: Leaks fixed today, 731-555-0142 — B-114 N · US-45 Bypass · 14′ × 48′ · Kessler Plumbing, placed from four cornersMockup

Billboard B-114 N beside a four-lane highway in late-afternoon light, showing the Kessler Plumbing design Studio made: Leaks fixed today, 731-555-0142 — B-114 N · US-45 Bypass · 14′ × 48′ · Kessler Plumbing, placed from four cornersMockup

01Brand

The brand, from one web address.

Give Studio the business’s website. Gabie reads it for colors, fonts and the logo. Then it looks up the business for the brief.

Colors: Every color the site uses, most-used first.
Type: The heading and body fonts, files and all.
Logo: Taken from the top of the site, in white, black, gray and brand color.
Brief: What they sell and who they sell to, with sources.

Website

kesslerplumbing.exampleRead: stylesheets · header · Google Fonts

Logo · from the header

White

Black

#1C1917

#38BDF8

Colors · ranked by use

#0C4A6EBackground×7
#F0F9FFText×5
#38BDF8Primary×4
#BAE6FDText×3
#0F172AText×2

Type · Google Fonts, files downloaded

Leaks fixed today.

Archivo · title · 600, 800

Same-day plumbing for Jackson homes and shops since 1998.

Source Sans 3 · body · 400, 600

Brand kit · kesslerplumbing.example · 5 colors · 2 fonts · 1 logo, 4 recolorsRead in one pass

02Design

Drawn at the face’s exact size.

The canvas opens at 300 pixels a foot, plus six inches all around. A 14 × 48 is 14,700 by 4,500 pixels.

Guides: The trim line and safe area are drawn for you.
Two concepts: Two designs, using only your words. Make the one you like 4K.
Refine by asking: Type what to change, and Gabie redraws the design.
A real editor: Text, shapes, layers, undo and shortcuts.

Gabie Studio’s canvas: the Kessler Plumbing board at the face’s exact size, trim line dashed, safe-area guide dotted, 300 px per foot — Studio · B-114 N · 14′ × 48′ bulletin · the canvas, drawn to scale

03On the face

On the face, in perspective.

Mark the face’s four corners on a photo once. Gabie fits any design to them. The advertiser sees their ad where drivers will.

Four corners: Saved with the face. Use them for every design.
True perspective: The far end gets smaller, like it does from the road.
Fit check: Gabie warns you before a design gets cut off or stretched.
Full size: The mockup comes back as big as the photo.

Photo of billboard face B-114 N, blank, on a single steel pole beside a four-lane highway — 1 · Photo of B-114 N, corners marked once

The same face with the Kessler Plumbing design on it in perspective: Leaks fixed today, 731-555-0142 — 2 · Kessler Plumbing, mapped corner to cornerMockup

04Review

Checked, then approved.

Studio checks the file against the face. Then one link, for one version, gets the yes.

Resolution: Flags pictures that would look blurry at full size.
Copy: Flags words under an inch tall, or more than eight words.
One version: The link shows one saved version, with comments.
Edits void it: Change the design after a yes, and you need a new yes.

Artwork review · advisory, not print approval

The shared link’s review history: version 2’s approval voided after a later edit, version 3 awaiting a decision, with Request changes and Record approval — Shared link · pinned to version 3Awaiting yes

05Footage

Footage of every face, no crew.

Gabie works out how drivers come up to the face. It uses Street View from that road. Then it makes a drive-by, a structure shot and an aerial.

The approach: Eight stops, from 656 feet out to 115 feet, facing the board.
Framing: Set at a driver’s eye height. The face fills 30, 50 or 70 percent of the shot.
The clips: An 8-second drive-by, a 6-second structure shot and a 6-second aerial.
Aerial: Google’s aerial video of the address, where Google has it.

Camera plan · B-114 N · facing north · 8 Street View frames, far to near

Where it sits

Between the signature and the printer.

Artwork comes after the contract is signed. Download the approved file for your printer. Log the printer and due date as a work order. Then add the posting photo to the booking.

Sell the face. Find a buyer and sign the deal.

Run the ad. Put it up, prove it ran, and renew.

Studio questions

Can I show the ad on a photo of my face?

Yes. Mark the face’s four corners on a photo once. Gabie fits any design to it, in perspective, as big as the photo.

Can advertisers use Studio themselves?

Yes. An advertiser in your Portal can try their ad on a board. Then they open it in Studio and finish it.

Can I trust the AI-generated art?

Read every word first. Studio gives the AI only the words you typed. AI art can still misspell or add words, so check them all.

What files does it export?

A full-size PNG with the bleed, and a one-page review PDF. Your printer still makes the final print file.

Which formats does it handle?

For static faces, the canvas opens at the face’s exact size, with bleed. That covers bulletins, posters and junior posters. For a digital face, Studio asks the operator for its specs.

Does Studio replace my production team?

No. Studio gets a small advertiser from “no artwork” to an approved file faster. Your team still prints and installs.