how to make it bigger

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January 8, 2016
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Hi,

is there someone who can tell me how can I make from this image a CMYK Eps with logo size 3000x1000. The only file which I have is gif (117x51). I can not find this ship icon on stocks, also I am not sure what font are these.- logo need to be excately the same.

PLs help.

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Correct answer Dave Merchant

It's a trademarked design, so your lawyer (and the trademark office) will have the original copies. Or draw the thing from scratch. There is no other option.

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Mikejs217

Participant

You need to create it from scratch using illustrator. Go to WhatTheFont! « MyFonts To find out what font they are using. You'll to upload to an image to find out.

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OTN2026

Participant

Thank you very much, I work for the company, but we do not have original art work, it was create long long time ago, but the disk where this file was storage disappear. Also the person who did art for for company is no longer working with us, that is why I needed help

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Dave MerchantCorrect answer

Legend

It's a trademarked design, so your lawyer (and the trademark office) will have the original copies. Or draw the thing from scratch. There is no other option.

melissapiccone

Community Expert

‌Unless you actually are working for this company and do have permission to use it... Image Trace in Illustrator.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist

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Dave Merchant

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melissapiccone wrote:

Image Trace in Illustrator.

Not possible to to make a usable 3000-pixel artboard from a 117-pixel GIF. This is the real world, not Blade Runner.

If the poster was working for the company, she'd have the original artwork and wouldn't be asking for help infringing their IP.

melissapiccone

Community Expert

Maybe she would have the artwork - can't tell you how many companies I have worked with who don't have access to their art and a high quality logo ;P.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist

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Dave Merchant

Legend

Since the image contains a trademark, the answer is technically no and legally no.