
We make poor-quality art and logos shine. Occasionally our customers have projects that require high-quality output— but all they have is a cell phone photo (or website image) of the faded, pixelated, or cracked original. It’s almost never a problem. Here is how we restore those logos for “Big Print” output:
| Steps | Example Image | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1: We start with a pixelated, poor-quality image. | ![]() | Whether it is a cell phone photo, an image from the web, or a napkin-sketch, we can refresh and restore almost any artwork. |
| Step 2: We quickly re-create the "main" parts of the original art. | ![]() | Our designers start by making a "rough sketch" of the primary elements of the original art. |
| Step 3: We "clean" the rough lines to match the original, adding minor detail. | ![]() | By copying letters and elements that are used more than once, we can ensure 100% uniformity of the final art. |
| Step 4: Basic effects are added. | ![]() | With the primary logo elements properly refined, adding secondary effects is quick and easy. |
| Step 5: Texture and pattern is added. | ![]() | Attention to detail sets our work apart from many other studios. |
| Step 6: Separate parts are combined and final coloring is added. | ![]() | We can color and customize artwork to suit any business need or personal desire. |
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