This was another logo vectorization project but this one is a color logo with lots more detail compared to the one from last week.
See last week’s post for more info about vector graphics
graphic design, print, websites, logos, ads, publications, wordpress
This was another logo vectorization project but this one is a color logo with lots more detail compared to the one from last week.
See last week’s post for more info about vector graphics
This project was re-creating what already existed in a much more scalable format. The logo was hand traced as a vector file and the logo cleaned up.
When I say “hand traced,” I don’t mean with a pen or pencil though. Tracing in this instance involved working with bezier curves to create shapes in Adobe Illustrator. It is a bit of an art form to draw with something that looks like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A9zier_curve
There are now other ways to convert artwork into vector graphics now hand drawing or tracing in Illustrator is still a viable way to create a very clean version of a logo.
Vector graphics are completely scalable without pixelization and are an ideal format for logos that will be used in a variety of ways and sizes. Vector file formats are typically eps, ai, or svg.
More info on vector graphics for those interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics
Surprisingly fun for those of us who love typography. 🙂