Logo redraw that rebuilds the detail.
Logo redraw is the reconstruction of an existing design from a supplied reference. It is useful when the available artwork is a small raster image, a scan or a file that no longer supports the editing your project needs.
Faithful reconstruction starts with the reference
Send the highest-resolution source you have, along with any approved brand version. Explain whether the request is to reproduce the reference closely or to make agreed corrections. Missing or unclear details need a decision rather than an assumption.
Lettering, shapes and colour
Identify exact wording, font information, colour references and elements that must stay consistent. If the original font is unavailable, discuss whether matching, outlining supplied text or another agreed approach is required. Edits to a brand mark should be explicitly approved.
Redraw is different from a file conversion
Saving a JPG as a PDF does not reconstruct its outlines. Redrawing can rebuild suitable shapes and paths so the agreed elements can be edited or scaled. Complex photographic content may still need raster treatment rather than a fully vector reconstruction.
Deliverables for the next application
Confirm whether the artwork is for a printer, embroidery decorator, sign maker or digital use. Ask for the specific vector files and previews your workflow requires. Software versions, text handling and editable source delivery are agreed in the quote.
Common questions
Will a redraw change my logo?
The brief should specify faithful reconstruction or list the approved changes. Unclear details and lettering need to be confirmed rather than silently redesigned.
Does redraw include editable source?
Editable files, software versions and text handling are confirmed in the quote. State those needs when requesting the project.