Recover the artwork. Keep its identity.
A blurred image or an old print can be the only surviving reference for a logo. Our redraw service reconstructs the visible design into a cleaner digital file while making uncertain details part of the approval process.
Use the strongest reference available
Send all useful versions, including packaging, scans or earlier artwork. Multiple references can resolve a letterform, border or symbol that is unclear in a single image.
Agree restoration or redesign
An accurate reconstruction and a fresh interpretation are different briefs. Tell us whether to match the existing mark closely or propose changes to spacing, shape or typography.
Resolve uncertain details together
Low-resolution references can hide the original geometry. We use the supplied information to prepare a reviewable version and ask you to approve assumptions that affect the identity.
Prepare the requested deliverables
Specify editable vector formats, print PDFs and any raster exports. Include the target application so output requirements are agreed before the file is finalised.
Common questions
Can you redraw from a photograph?
A clear photograph can be assessed. Perspective, glare and missing detail may limit how precisely the original can be reconstructed.
Does a redraw include a new logo concept?
New concepts should be scoped separately. A redraw normally starts from the design you supply.