JPEG to Vector PDF Conversion

I have two JPEG files that need a professional touch before being delivered back to me as fully-editable, vector-based PDFs. Beyond a straight conversion, the artwork requires updates to the existing text or graphics so the final PDFs remain sharp at any scale and ready for print or digital use.

Here’s the scope in brief:
• Start with the supplied JPEGs (no other source files available).
• Cleanly redraw or trace any elements that don’t translate well to vector.
• Update the specified text or graphic components while keeping overall layout intact.
• Export each file as a layered, press-quality PDF with all fonts either outlined or embedded.

Acceptance criteria:
1. Both PDFs open in Adobe Illustrator or similar vector software with every element fully editable.
2. Colors, dimensions, and revised content match the instructions I’ll supply once we begin.
3. Output is crisp—no pixelation—when zoomed to 400 %.

If you work in Illustrator, Inkscape, CorelDRAW, or another vector tool and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.