14 years later.. ..graphics....
 

I am in need of someone to recreate my logo... not reinvent the wheel... but I keep getting asked for PK-wear for custom shoots, etc... The original PSD files never got to me at all... so I'm stuck with just what's currently online.. and those aren't meant for high resolution...

Is something like that very difficult to do with an existing graphic at hand?

Bump for you PK. What is the highest resolution sample you have?

probs some that's good can trace it in illustrator and turn it into a vector. from there you can go as big or small as you want.

good luck. it's possible though for sure.

your logo is pretty basic, would be less than an hour's work to get it right, especially if you are not picky about it being exact to the pixel and color (which it looks like you use a slightly different color in different spots already)... would it matter if the line work of the cat looked smoother than before?

The font used for "Persian Kitty'' is definately ''Baker Signet''.

Hit me up if you want this done in a professional way PK!

www.adultcreation.com or see sig.

Thanks,

PP

P.S. If there is no high quality version, it will become bery difficult to impossible to trace.

check out - http://logobee.com

goodluck PK ;- )

The fonts are wont thing I do know.. I have this from an old email..

The body copy is Friz Quadrata
The logo is Baker Signet
and the bottom trailer is Bank Gothic

Hey. PK. Lets talk on ICQ. I have the perfect person for you.

that can be done.

contact me if you're still looking.

thanks - mv

hit me up if you still need help with this. I can recreate bitmap logos to vector format with little problem. sig ;) good luck

I have my programs open Ill take a crack at it you like, should not be hard to replicate. I replicate logos for companies who were not given psds in the past...

Its not difficult at all to replicate most of your logo ready for print, however the cat will be the tricky part.

http://www.15dollargalleries.com/images/pk.gif

the comma between the y and s is not from those fonts though,.. if you had the cat vector that would be easy to place on text logo. the above was done fairly quickly, since i am working on other designs I just threw that together to show you. Spend a little more time on it, size the text a little more and it can easily be made into print ready logo. get me the cat and ill do it for you... no problemo.

PersianKitty, we can help you with the logo recreation.

The cost would be $90 for the job, you would receive PSD, PDF and EPS files in vector quality so you can easily hand it to the printers :)

If this sounds reasonable, then hit me up @ kreadult.com

it's an apostrophe not a comma ;) and it is from the font

I did this in 10 minutes, I could do the whole thing in half an hour if I had the time this afternoon, including the cat:

http://i29.tinypic.com/2uq0zn5.jpg

heheh well grammar wise, yes.... but..actually, original designer used a "comma" instead of an apostrophe and I figured out how he did /she did it.... just need the cat now lol

http://www.15dollargalleries.com/images/pk.gif

i reuploaded my image with the "comma" as an apostrophe.

you're still on the wrong track, the apostrophe is an apostrophe in the correct font, no tricks involved :2 cents:

the baker font apostrophe is a striagt line down. not what is used in logo, its a comma.

you must have your keys confused, the key with < sign is comma ;)

the fonts provided all have apostrophes that are straight lines down, the comma is used, not an apostrophe

i reupped image with all 3 font commas and 3 font apostrophes, its a comma ;)

added: http://www.15dollargalleries.com/images/commas.gif

hate to argue about something minor, look at the logo I did, see the apostrophe, I used the apostrophe key to create it, not the comma :pimp

are you on a mac by chance, lol.... if you are you have to use a key combo to get a proper typography apostrophe (it's been 15 years since I've designed on a mac so I forget exactly at the moment)

no need to argue all 3 fonts apos and commas are right here

http://www.15dollargalleries.com/images/commas.gif

you can clearly see the commas differ greatly from apos (straight down) the comma is a curved sign.

I can tell u it worked fine for me, look at the logo I made above a few posts, definitely used the apostrophe, not a comma .... the ' that is on the same key as the " is the apostrophe, which is what I used, not the , which is the comma on the same key as the < lol :1orglaugh


not sure where you are going wrong, maybe a poorly rendered font? did you buy it at one of those discount stores :1orglaugh j/k

see, that is definitely an apostrophe:

http://i29.tinypic.com/2uq0zn5.jpg

Try Vector Magic?
http://vectormagic.com/home

hehe yeah i got mine off a font tgp ;) thats probably the case, mystery solved...