CLIPART SEARCH

[ThatGuy]

I am looking for this image. Is it an available clipart for purchase? I have image searched the world wide web and cannot seam to find the original image.
I do not believe this was a hand drawn 1 off as it is/was being used by another company also.

 

[Boudica]

I tried a reverse image search as well, and it's true that it's used a LOT. The colors vary a great deal. I'm gonna say it's a hand drawing that has been scanned into and then colorized in photoshop over the years.
Maybe the Vector Dr could vectorize it for you.

 

[Stacey K]

I agree with Boudica, send to the Vector Doctor then you can change the colors if you need to and you have a clean copy.

 

[ProSignTN]

Fine tip Sharpie on a light box.

 

[Stacey K]

This what Corel did and it's not great lol

 

[Fechin]

How about this?

 

[Hoze]

This is the best I've found, hope it works:
Image

 

[Boudica]

This what Corel did and it's not great lol

That's more or less what it looked like when I ran it through Vector.AI.

 

[garyroy]

Maybe this might work

 

[Ron at Forest Litho]

I hate vectoring for web jpg images. It's always choppy. What I do it put it in photoshop and raise the dpi about 25% at a time until I get it up to a high dpi (like 400+ dpi)
and then I can sharpen or even smooth and fix by hand. But once I am at a good resolution, at least I am not wasting my time. Fixing up a 72dpi image is getting you nothing,
But fixing up a 400 or 600 dpi image, at least it is useful after you make the effort.

 

[TumwaterTom]

Will this work?

 

[Stacey K]

Will this work?

That looks really good

 

[The Vector Doctor]

this is what yours truly came up with. All hand traced.

 

[ThatGuy]

this is what yours truly came up with. All hand traced.

Thanks for the help. You are awesome!

 

[ProSignTN]

I suppose we can't call ourselves artist anymore. Fine tip sharpie on a light box is sign-making 101. Why are we searching for a "program" or an "app" that will fix it for us? Fucking draw. Are we not signpeople?