Vectorize Label for VersaWorks
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I need a printed label that I photographed with my phone redrawn as a clean, print-ready vector suitable for Roland VersaWorks. The snapshot is only medium resolution, yet every piece of text is perfectly legible, so you can trace the artwork with precision. All colours on the original label must be matched exactly in CMYK.
Key points you must follow
• Final size: 105 mm × 75 mm, with an additional 3 mm bleed wherever colour hits the edge.
• Recreate every element as vector paths—no embedded rasters—and remove the white truck while keeping the blue skip exactly as shown.
• Include a 0.25 pt stroke on a Spot Colour named CutContour for the contour cut.
• Supply the completed file as either an EPS (Illustrator CS6 compatible) or a PDF, optimised for direct import into VersaWorks.
I’ll sign off once the file opens crisply in Illustrator, the CutContour swatch is recognised by VersaWorks, and colours visually match the original print. Let me know if you need to see the photo before starting.
Key points you must follow
• Final size: 105 mm × 75 mm, with an additional 3 mm bleed wherever colour hits the edge.
• Recreate every element as vector paths—no embedded rasters—and remove the white truck while keeping the blue skip exactly as shown.
• Include a 0.25 pt stroke on a Spot Colour named CutContour for the contour cut.
• Supply the completed file as either an EPS (Illustrator CS6 compatible) or a PDF, optimised for direct import into VersaWorks.
I’ll sign off once the file opens crisply in Illustrator, the CutContour swatch is recognised by VersaWorks, and colours visually match the original print. Let me know if you need to see the photo before starting.
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Graphic Design
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Illustrator
Illustration
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Adobe Illustrator
Print Design
Vector Design