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Club DinomightLogo vectorization
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Club Dinomight, rebuilt from a small image. Inspect the lettering to see what changes at a larger size.
For the next job your artwork needs to do.
Print
Signage
Apparel
Web
Embroidery prep
Not a different logo. A better starting file.
Real references. Actual redraws. The difference is in the edges, lettering, and usable shapes.
Ice Cream restorationLost artwork recovery
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Ice Cream Artwork Restoration
Starting point. The original digital design was gone. Only a photograph of its sticker on a children?s play cooler remained. Restore the old design from that reference.
The work. Rebuilt the ice lollies, curved lettering, colors, and badge from the photograph.
Result. Clean, standalone artwork of the original design.
GladiatorComplex vector recreation
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Gladiator: Detailed Artwork Recreated for Print
Starting point. The detailed gladiator artwork needed a high-quality vector version for printing. Preserve the visible strokes, shapes, colors, and composition as closely as practical.
The work. Manually reconstructed the helmet, face, lettering, and layered details.
Result. A clean vector recreation prepared for print use.
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