A few weeks ago I designed vehicle graphics for Healthy Homes and Beyond IAQ I designed 3 options for my client and they chose the first option. Then my client had their car wrapped by InVision Sign and Print. I think the overall finished wrap is great. Bearing in mind that it is a black car, they did a fantastic job of wrapping the whole vehicle.
You may be getting signs made with your logo on them, or getting clothing, pens, hats or mugs and the supplier has asked for your logo in vector format. Vector format is a type of file that has been created in line art software like Adobe Illustrator. It enables files like logos to be scaled up to any size without losing their sharpness. However, you may only have your company logo in bitmap format, which are TIFF, jpg and png type files.
My advice is to go back to who originally created your logo and get the designer to supply it as a vector format. It is not advisable to recreate or trace the logo as a vector format.
If you do need a new logo designed, I am happy to give you a quotation. Just click on the Watson Consultancy link at the side of this blog and check out my website and contact me through the email reply form.
Last year I designed the shop front for a local barber client of mine. Roosters Barbers in Kelso have given me a fair amount of design work recently. They already had a logo, so I adapted it for use on a window and signage along the top.
