After
Before
Screen printing
A distressed eagle badge, redrawn for the press.
Script, shield, and ribbon rebuilt as closed shapes a press can hold.
- Tier 4
- 5 colors
- .ai · .pdf · .eps
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The short answer
Merica is a round eagle badge — orange script, a starred shield, and an Enough Said ribbon — redrawn as vector art for screen printing. This page shows that piece. It is not a file-format how-to.
Before · After
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Tier 45 colors.ai · .pdf · .eps
- Workflow
- Screen printing
- What arrived
- Distressed badge artwork
- What changed
- Feathers, script, and ribbon rebuilt as closed shapes
- Deliverable
- AI, SVG, EPS, and PDF
What is on the badge
The mark sits in a worn black oval: orange Merica script, a spread eagle, a shield with stars and stripes, diamond chips reading Since and 1776, and a blue ribbon that says Enough Said. Feathers and script are the parts a soft source usually wrecks.
What the redraw keeps
The badge was redrawn as spot-color shapes instead of tracing every speck of distress into nodes. Wear that belongs in the art stays; noise that would fill a screen does not. Shops with a similar badge start at the VectorWiz homepage and send the source with the order.
Frequently asked questions
Was the worn texture auto-traced?
No. The eagle, script, shield, and ribbon were redrawn as closed vector shapes. Distress that should print stays as art. Specks that would choke a screen do not.
What file comes back for a badge like this?
A hand-drawn vector in AI, SVG, EPS, and PDF, with type outlined and color regions closed for screen printing.
Is this a guide to converting a JPG?
No. Format guides live on their own pages. This one shows a finished badge so you can judge the drawing.
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Have a badge in this shape? Send the source.
A designer redraws it as production vector art. Upload it and the quote appears before any drawing starts.