Anybody have the MKIII Supra logo?

[Turbo Skegget]

Preferably as a illustrator eps file but a high res jpg could work. Please mail me: mabire@gmail.com

 

[Jeff Lange]

http://jeff.supramania.com/supralogo.zip

 

[Turbo Skegget]

Thanks alot Jeff! This might work, but I´m still intrested if any body has the logo
in vectorized format such as .eps or .ai.

 

[Jeff Lange]

I think it's high enough resolution that you could probably create a vector of it yourself, no?

I don't think I've seen a vectorized version floating around before, though I'm sure someone has one.

 

[m1supra]

haha jeff is there anything you dont have???? lol

 

[turbotony]

thanks Jeff, I actually needed the logo too!

 

[51Cards]

Throw either one through Corel Trace and you would have a quick and dirty vector... presto. I'll see if I still have it installed on one of the office machines.

 

[51Cards]

Give me 5... tracing...

Here ya go:

http://www.autosoftsys.com/supra/supramk3vect.zip

In Illustrator AI 7.0 format.

Edit again... I vectored the MKIV one as well while I had them open...

http://www.autosoftsys.com/supra/supramk4vect.zip

 

[Turbo Skegget]

Thanks 51cards!

 

[Supra469]

Thank you guys.

I was looking for that also.

My co-workers son has an embrodiery machine and I want to create my own design using the stock Supra fonts and logos.

Anyone have the: 2-way Twin turbo 24 Valve also?

 

[GrimJack]

Hey, what file format does that embroidery machine use? Do you have some program to convert from vector formats to embroidery formats? I can recreate just about anything in any vector format I want, but damn if I can get it into a DST format so the embroidery shop can use it.

 

[51Cards]

DST files are a special format used to instruct embroidery machines. They are only really written by software specialized to the purpose as there is a lot of other information you need to enter to produce a file (stitch density, understitching, stitch pattern, etc.) It requires someone fairly knowledgeable in the industry to do anything usable. You can find places on the web that will do it for you. Google "embroidery digitizing" and I think that will get you started.

 

[GrimJack]

I know about the DST file format, and I've already found this place:

http://embroidermodder.sourceforge.net/

I was hoping there was an easier way. But whatever, if I have to learn the program then I will, it can't be *that* difficult.

 

[Turbo Skegget]

If anybody is interested I have fine adjusted the logo from 51cards. 51cards can I mail it to you so you can put it on your site for download?

 

[51Cards]

Thanks to Turbo Skegget we also have some cleaned up versions of the crude traces I put up. All three links are as follows:

Vector EPS Format (363kb)
MKIII: http://www.autosoftsys.com/supra/Supra_MKIIIeps.zip

Adobe Illustrator AI 7.0 format (traces by Corel Trace)
MKIII: http://www.autosoftsys.com/supra/supramk3vect.zip
MKIV: http://www.autosoftsys.com/supra/supramk4vect.zip

I will leave these hosted as long as possible. (who's kidding who, I have stuff still up there I forgot about 5 years ago )