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I work design/marketing for a company who need a high-resolution version of their logo. For some reason, the designer who created the logo only left them with very low-resolution versions which are obviously only intended for screen use, not print (unless they were going for a "Where's Wally?" effect where clients had to search around the page for a tiny logo). There are no original photoshop or illustrator files, just a few jpegs.
The logo can be found at Dealer finance, car loans broker, used car dealer, car finance - the question I'm asking is, how do you guys think the (horrible) swoosh was made? The font looks like Myriad Pro (or something extremely similar. There are a few elements of the typeface which are different but I don't know if it's noticeable enough to try and hunt it down. It's really just the swoosh around the logo that I need to figure out. I don't know if it was done in a cheap 3D program or something, or done using blending options? Any help would be great, as I'm not sure my boss would be up for a full re-brand at this point in time! It's basically down to me to sort it out, and it looks like the company has severed ties to the original designer so I can't just call them.
I'd appreciate any and all input!
Cheers
The logo can be found at Dealer finance, car loans broker, used car dealer, car finance - the question I'm asking is, how do you guys think the (horrible) swoosh was made? The font looks like Myriad Pro (or something extremely similar. There are a few elements of the typeface which are different but I don't know if it's noticeable enough to try and hunt it down. It's really just the swoosh around the logo that I need to figure out. I don't know if it was done in a cheap 3D program or something, or done using blending options? Any help would be great, as I'm not sure my boss would be up for a full re-brand at this point in time! It's basically down to me to sort it out, and it looks like the company has severed ties to the original designer so I can't just call them.
I'd appreciate any and all input!
Cheers
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