Need some help on tee shirt art/logo.

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  • luke
    lukescustoms.com

    • Jan 2001
    • 8211

    #1

    Need some help on tee shirt art/logo.

    I have a guy at work that owes me a favor for some work I did for him. His prior job was as a tee shirt designer for a large company. He's going to design a simple logo for Lukes Customs, but I wanted to do the Automags.org logo on the front.

    I was wonder if someone new the font type used in the AO logo? The design is being done in an old program, it's a Mackintosh computer and the program is Illustrator 9. He says the re are a number of ways he could redo the logo to match but it would be time consuming. I want something quick and easy for him because he only owes me for about 4 hours of work.

    Anyone?



    For the record>
    Of course I would get TK's permission before I had any shirts printed
    Last edited by luke; 08-14-2008, 09:54 AM.
  • BigEvil
    www.BigEvilOnline.com

    • Feb 2005
    • 9333

    #2
    Couldn't you just get a hi res image of the logo and use that instead of remaking it?

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    • luke
      lukescustoms.com

      • Jan 2001
      • 8211

      #3
      How would I do that?

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      • ThePixelGuru
        Guru of Pixels
        • May 2005
        • 1461

        #4
        Yeah, I've tried making a vector version of the logo, but no luck. The highest resolution I can find is currently in the upper left of the page and it's far too small for me to vectorize well. I can't seem to match the font, either, seems like a custom one. And tracing the exact curves of the letters in Illustrator is very difficult and time consuming...

        If your guy finds a good way to do it and doesn't mind, post up the vector file. I've seen lots of people ask for such a thing, but no one's ever done it. I might take a crack at it later, but I've got a lot of other images to vectorize so I doubt I'll get to it any time soon.

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        • luke
          lukescustoms.com

          • Jan 2001
          • 8211

          #5
          I had a friend run it through the OneCNC machining program (it has logo tracing capabilities) and it worked but not very well. it tens to "cut corners" so it really isn't a good match.

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