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No not from this. The sledwraps is too small as is that winged shield image in the middle. Not enough resolution to see what is going on when you zoom in

Dang, I am always a second behind

Alternately, you could just create a pattern of these progressively large dots and step/repeat as many as you need.

It is called a halftone effect. Easier to do in photoshop and there are tons of tutorials online for this. A vector version would not be as easy. One possibility is to do a very, very hi res photoshop version and then run the resulting tif/psd file through an autotrace. The circles may not be...

You made it sound like it was acceptable. Anyone can produce a vector from a jpeg using autotrace tools, the key is making it look good. That was the point of the original post, to show that it could not be hand drawn with conventional tools and still be accurate. When you zoom in closely you...

Wiesbaden Swing, Wendy, Zipity Do (adobe fonts)

Hard to find too many people willing to pay that rate or total.

Uh, that's horrible. No one would accept that

Century Old Style

Shovel... how can you tell that is Trump Mediaeval from just that one letter? Does not look like Trump to me and could probably be any number of serif fonts. Without seeing the serif detail, I say this one cannot be ID'd from one letter, especially on a letter that is not unique We should...

Yeah, that same medicine that suddenly makes lovely art like this usable. If curious, no I could not trace this one

Also keep in mind that the free or cheap fonts look ok small but when you blow them up to a large size you will see where they are poorly digitized. Some have extra unnecessary points that show up as odd "bumps" when you add outlines to them.

Looks like the asterisk from whatever font is to the right of it. Try that first

Looks like someone tweaked a somewhat stretched Impact. The basic shape is the same but the curves of the 8 and 5 were changed as was the bottom left corner of the 1

Most fonts on cars and motorcycles are custom. I have a customer that I have done dozens of bike letters and they always are custom. Almost none are fonts

also whatthefont would not work on a connected script. It would only ID the C since it is separate.

it is called Barrel distortion. I deal with it all the time. If you take a picture of a large sign or side of a van, the two vertical sides of the van are not parallel so any graphics, letters etc will show this. I often caution that my vector files will never be 100% accurate due to this. Also...

welcome from Central Ohio. Go Bucks!

Hmm interesting. So does that mean that any lettering in a logo is an issue? For arguments sake, lets say the font used in a logo is Times, Arial, Helvetica... any common font. Am I not allowed to convert that part of someone's logo? I can only do the graphic? FWIW, I do maybe 1-2 typesetting...

None match, but some possible block serif fonts that are somewhat common... Boton, Geoslab 703, 712, Rockwell, Lubalin and Stymie,