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What is the difference between a edraw and a evision?

April 26, 2017redraw revision

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What is the difference between a
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evision?

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Revisions are changes made to your logo concepts that involve color, size, font or building on the design itself. A redraw is a complete redesign of all logo concepts – basically starting over.

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Revisions are modifications made to your logo concept (initial draft) with regard to color, size, font, special effects or improving upon the design, you’ve approved. A redraw on the other hand, means designing a new set of logo concepts based on the feedback you provide us.

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A revision is a change made to your logo design with regards to font, colors, size and changes to the design at hand. A redraw is designing a completely new set of logo concepts based upon the feedback you give us.

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Revisions are changes made to your logo concepts that can be structural or in relation to colour, size or font. Redrawing, on the other hand, means that we start from scratch and design a new set of logo concepts based on your initial feedback. Note that we pride ourselves on our unlimited revisions. We really want our customers to be happy, so will continue to make changes to your logo until you are completely satisfied!

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Revisions are changes made to your design concepts with regards to color, size, font or building upon the design at hand. A redraw however, means designing a new set of concepts based on the feedback you provide us.