Vector Image Logo

This was a recent job for By the Sea Soap Shoppe. Here I converted an illustration into a vector image logo suitable for printing and signage. The Shoppe (actually ‘they’ are my in-laws)already knew what they wanted and had sent a pixilated image that I could vectorize. By creating the image in the vector image meant they could start to use it in their signage and reproduce it in any size.

Their next plan is to put a big sign-up by the road for travelers to know about their out-in-the-back home garage soap business.

See more examples of Vector Image Logo’s.

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