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Not all logo files are created equal. 🌿
A logo may look perfectly fine on your screen, but when it's enlarged for apparel, signage, banners, or promotional materials, a low-resolution image can quickly become blurry or pixelated.
These projects for the Housing Authority of Salisbury and Charleston Electric highlight the difference a professionally vectorized logo can make. By carefully recreating each logo as a scalable SVG, I delivered crisp, production-ready artwork that can be resized without losing quality—whether it's printed on a business card or the back of a sweatshirt.
In Charleston Electric's case, the logo was meticulously hand-traced to produce the cleanest possible lines, while the Housing Authority of Salisbury's logo was also refined and prepared for new color variations to meet their apparel needs.
A vector logo isn't just another file type—it's an investment in your brand's consistency and professionalism.
Services Included
• Logo Vectorization
• Hand-Traced SVG Creation
• Artwork Cleanup & Refinement
• Print-Ready Files
• Scalable Logo Optimization
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