Vector Conversion and Ad-Hoc Graphics

Most of my day-to-day design requests revolve around turning low-resolution JPG or PNG logos and images into clean, fully-scalable vector files. I’ll supply the pixelated originals; what I need back is an Illustrator (AI), EPS or SVG file that mirrors the source artwork as closely as possible—no stylistic changes, no “modernising,” just a faithful, sharp reproduction ready for print and large-format use.

Beyond those regular conversions, occasional ad-hoc tasks pop up: resizing artwork for social posts, dropping a logo onto a banner mock-up, or tweaking colours on an existing file. Whenever those arise, I’ll outline the specifics and deadline, and you can slot them in alongside the conversion work.

Key points for every file you return:
• Perfect edge fidelity when compared at 800% zoom
• Text preserved as editable outlines unless fonts are supplied
• Final delivery in AI + SVG + high-res transparent PNG

If you’re quick in Adobe Illustrator (or a comparable vector tool) and meticulous about pixel-perfect accuracy, I’d love to keep you on call for these ongoing needs.