Help with team patch, you computer graphics guys

[Raven911]

I need help from someone who does computer graphics. This is my old teams patch. It was designed in the mid 90s and the original file no longer exists. I need someone to recreate this in a computer file. If anyone can help me with this it would be greatly appreciated .

[NONOBLITUS]

He is very busy with work but Slim Is the guy you want making your patch. Done more patch designs to count.

[Raven911]

Right now I just need it as a file. I have a guy who makes custom jerseys who can print the patch on it but I need the file.

[SpinDoctor15]

I've found that when making patches, those online companies have a place to contact their design team and upload graphics. Then they do the 'fitment' needed into the file type/size. Typically all included with the patch production costs.

[Rainmaker]

Bored during a meeting. Granted, i don't know what I'm doing, but it looks a little clearer at least.

[Headshotted]

Yo I want one of these to put on my absurd paintball shirts. I just use Mountain XXL shirts with an undershirt, so this is silly enough for me.

[ReconSWS]

If you want me to replace the bird, with an F-22 raptor, or a Brrrrrrrtttt A-10 Warthog what has paintball barrels LOL... I can do this possibly.

[Raven911]

Sooooo awesome!!!!! Tha k you my friend!!!!

[JonM]

Just a little advice. If you're looking to remake the logo, make sure you do it as a vector based image. This will allow you to use the logo on everything from small objects to large banners with no loss in quality. If it's created as a rasterized image like a .jpg or .tif file, the image will become pixelated as size is increased. This is how I did The Expandables logo for our patches, jerseys, banner, and so on. A good free program to do this in is Inkscape.

[Raven911]

Thank you I’ll check that out

[Slim]

Sorry, I am beyond swamped with work right now and can't help. As stated, all logos should always be designed and supplied in a vector format.