[AliDec]

Hi all I had an unexpexted visitor call this morning wanting me to do up 100 vests which they supplied with their logo by tomorrow. The thing is while i can get them done i havent time to work on the logo as i have other things to be going on with. Anybody who could tell me what font is in the logo would be appreciated as i can type it out and let it cut away in the plotter while i attend my other work.

 

[Beaker]

It's not a font alone, it has been modified/had a filter applied (the characters vary).

Can you vector trace it in Illustrator or Corel?

 

[Mtnview]

I hate to say it but it looks terrible. They have a different font for the name on the website. The cattle brand looking "T" graphic should be easy enough to re-create if you don't need the rough edging. They don't want a cleaner font for the domain name though?

 

[AliDec]

I have got the T vectored ok but when i try to do the writing it leaves it with a lot of lines inside the letters too and its not that clean looking. This is the original file they sent me

 

[Mtnview]

I have got the T vectored ok but when i try to do the writing it leaves it with a lot of lines inside the letters too and its not that clean looking. This is the original file they sent me

That looks like a picture of a 3D rendering of embroidery. They want them embroidered or printed?

 

[AliDec]

That looks like a picture of a 3D rendering of embroidery. They want them embroidered or printed?

They want them printed, it was an embroidery pic they sent, after a few hours playing about with it i got it looking as good as i could and they seem happy from the proof i sent them of it.

 

[bisondisc]

That is an image that was created using LiveTrace in illustrator from a blurry or low-resolution original image.

The original font was just some sans serif font somewhere between arial/franklin gothic/gotham/helvetica etc