My Model 3 Highland's Halloween and fall wraps: luna moths, comic-book candy corn, a watercolor leaf storm and stained glass
Four free Paint Shop wraps I painted for my Model 3 Highland this October: gothic luna moths, pop-art Halloween, a watercolor storm of maple leaves and a stained-glass harvest.
By Sienna Park, Design editor3 min read
Picture a white Model 3 Highland in a driveway in October, and then picture it covered in stained glass. That was my starting point this month. I made four wraps for my Highland, two for Halloween and two for fall, and they're all free to download for Paint Shop.
My rule for seasonal wraps: each one should look like a piece of art first and a car second. The Highland's long, smooth doors make that easy. They're the biggest uninterrupted canvas on any Tesla I've worked with.
Moonlit moths
Gothic botany on deep plum. Pale green luna moths spread their wings across the hood and both doors, with nightshade, ivy and gold-leaf vines trailing between them and tiny crescent moons in the gaps. It's Halloween for people who'd rather be elegant than scary.
Candy corn pop art
The opposite mood. Comic-book panels in orange, purple and lime halftone, with a witch hat and bubbling cauldron on the hood and bats, grinning pumpkins and candy corn bursting out of action starbursts along the sides. Thick black ink outlines make it pop even on a gray day.
Watercolor leaf storm
Loose watercolor maple and ginkgo leaves swirl from the hood back over the sides in saffron, rust, rose and burgundy, with gold splatter on a cream wash that deepens to burnt orange at the bottom. It's the lightest wrap of the four, and on a white Highland it looks painted on.
Download Watercolor Leaf Storm.
Stained glass harvest
My favorite, and the one featured on my page. Jewel-tone glass in amber, ruby, emerald and sapphire forms pumpkins, sunflowers and sheaves of wheat, separated by thick black leading, with a sunflower rose window on the hood. In afternoon light the colors look lit from inside.
What makes a seasonal wrap work on a Model 3
- Give the hood one hero. A rose window, a cauldron, a moth. The hood is what you look at from the driver's seat.
- Let the doors carry the story. The Highland's doors are long and flat, so scenes and patterns read cleanly there.
- Fill every panel. Ask the AI for every panel painted edge to edge, or a fender comes back blank.
If you want to try your own, open the studio on a Model 3 Highland with my stained-glass prompt already typed, and change the motifs.
Everything I've made is on my creator page. There's more for this car on the Model 3 Halloween wraps page.
Getting it onto your car
Download the PNG from any wrap's gallery page. In the Tesla app it's Creations > Wrap > Upload. By USB, use a folder named Wraps and pick it under Toybox > Paint Shop > Wraps.
FAQ
Will these fit a 2017-2023 Model 3? No. They're made for the Highland template. The earlier Model 3 body is shaped differently, so use or remix a design made for it.
Do they work on the Highland Performance? The Performance has a different front fascia. Check the 3D preview on that trim before you upload, and remix in the studio if the nose doesn't line up.
Can I recolor the moths? Yes. Remix the wrap in the studio, or describe your palette to the AI generator.
Spin one on the 3D car and see which mood your Highland is in this October.
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