Evangelical Church logo

[bannertime]

It certainly did not bother me. My issue with the autotraced file was wondering how many people would clean up that file and how many would just simply output it as is. I see lots of poor artwork out there on the sides of vans, on banners and elsewhere.

I receive lots of autotraced files and for the most part it is much easier and less time consuming to redraw it rather than clean up

If it was for a quick banner print, probably just use it. If I was doing anything else, I'd fix the corners and straighten some lines up.

 

[The Vector Doctor]

I agree Tim and was not directing anything towards you. I was not upset about the thread. If a customer is happy with an autotrace then they won't be coming to me anyway.

 

[SignsSupport]

Okay. I've removed the extracurricular chit-chat. Let's keep it on topic - shall we. Thanks.
So back on topic: Why not try shutterstock.com church logo vector.
HTH,

SignsSupport

 

[signmania]

"The Evangelical Church" logo I originally asked about is an actual logo for one "denomination". I wasn't designing it. A church that uses it did not have a vector copy (and only an image that looked good printed small). They've never had the logo produced from vinyl or printed large format. I looked all over and could find only images of the file. Hence the request to see if anyone had it in a vector format.

 

[SignsSupport]

The link I posted in the previous post has the file downloadable in .eps vector format.
You should be able to open it in Illustrator and edit it to your liking.

SignsSupport


EDITED:
Ooops. Sorry. Scratch that. I now see that it's a slightly different logo design than the original one posted.
IDK... Id simply redesign the image from scratch. The shapes are quite simple to reproduce.
It'd probably take you less time to design the vector logo than even scouring the web for it.

SignsSupport