Envision Aviation®
Unveils World’s First Painted
Carbon Fiber Designed Gulfstream G650
Envision Aviation’s next generation aircraft - with Paint-Mask technology!

SAVANNAH, GA—Envision Aviation®, the leading creator and producer of specialized projects for all private and commercial aircraft, is introducing the first-ever custom painted carbon fiber creation. The company, known for crafting unique schemes, has partnered with O&O European Design from Warsaw, Poland to showcase their innovative new product on a Gulfstream G650.

“When I first conceptualized the carbon fiber idea to a client, it was an immediate hit. The only problem was I ran into complications trying to achieving a real-world version with a real-world timeline,” says Marek Olko, CEO of O&O European Design. “I am thrilled to collaborate with Envision Aviation® to create and deliver any concept a client desires while delivering a finalized product and simplifying maintenance.”

“After meeting Heath Moore, CEO of Envision Aviation®, I knew his talent and level of expertise was just what Marek was looking for to seamlessly produce complex designs to meet client needs.” Kevin Locovozzi, President, DS Aviation.

At its core, the custom creation is made from a quarter of a billion company logos that, when merged, form an intricate pattern of carbon fiber building blocks. The two-tone, two-color build is similar to pointillism in fine art. The process begins with applying a single base color, upon which millions of logos are used as a negative stencil paint-mask. It is completed by applying a second color over the first base color and the stencil. Once the stencil is removed, the final look is revealed, producing a perfect carbon fiber appearance. Close-up views of the aircraft reveal the company's logo that purchased the aircraft, adding a level of subliminal messaging to the overall pattern.

Custom carbon fiber creation consists of a multiphase front-end loading process that reduces onsite installation to just a few days. This entire paint-mask scheme originates from a specialized, repeatable, and repairable method that leaves only paint on the aircraft, ensuring the paint's warranty remains intact.