Recent content by Wardy

Yes, that's very neat, I wouldn't be able to replicate that. You might be able to find a specialist to do it. The best I could do is copy it the best I can and produce a workable alphabet at a decent size for you to then turn into a font with something like mentioned above.

Well it sounds like you have an almost impossible job, which is why I thought finding a new font would be the only way to do it, I know there are quite a few available in Photoshop. Can you attach a sample of what you are up against? I did a couple of these back in the day (not for actual...

I'm sure there is software out there that can do this for you but I can't imagine that it would be able to recreate all the imperfections and blurriness etc of such small, hand-drawn lettering. I would have thought that it will still look like a new font and not match exactly. I'm wondering why...

It all looks ok but there's not a lot to see, I think there needs to be more there and a bit more variety. It all looks like uni projects if you don't mind me saying. If you don't have the quality work to put up then make up some projects for yourself or redesign something you've seen online or...

It all looks fine really. Not really wow but not awful. Not too keen on the primary logo, the flowers etc look a bit clip arty to me. I would stick with the secondary logo. I think you're over-thinking this - keep it simple. I'd like to bet that your products are a lot nicer than these, so...

That one looks ok to me. I quite like CC Sign Language and Might Makes Right BB but these might be Adobe fonts. You might be better off on a digital art site, there's not many illustrators on here. ImagineFX is still around I think, but not sure if it has a forum.

Looks like a mixture of hand-drawn and digital elements with some photo manipulation.

You could try an image search but it just looks like a standard stock illustration to me. You would probably have to add your own names of course. Those children's hands look a bit small to me!

Well that's not an easy task and no-one should be doing that for free. Can I suggest you go back to whatever Ai app you got it from and ask it to a better job, it's pretty awful. That reference shot is not a vol au vent, not in this country anyway.

Why the grey, grungy background?! Both the logos (why two logos?) are awful - outlines and drop shadows are very last century.

I'm sure there's probably a better way. Try YouTube - 'How to animate a drawing in sequence' or something.

I would probably try and do it in Photoshop or similar, just a matter of finding the right brush or pencil. Would be a lot quicker.

Yes, you will definitely need to redraw it as a sketch, it's in a totally different style to the first one. It doesn't look like a vector to me, and so won't be editable. There must be a few ways to animate it, depending on what software you have at your disposal, but I can't help you there.

I assume therefore that Inkscape is fairly limited in what it can do. You just need to get the right tools for the job. :)

Yes, that's been re-drawn in some kind of vector app. It's not a big job at all but if she did that for free you're very lucky.