Based in Dunbogan NSW, servicing Port Macquarie and the Mid-North Coast and Australia Wide!
JPH Designs specialises in Website Design, Graphic Design, Promotional Videos and much more.

We’ve all been there. You finally need your logo — for a new sign, your website, or maybe a fresh batch of shirts — and suddenly… it’s gone.
The original file is missing. The designer vanished. All you’ve got left is a blurry JPEG from 2007 or a scan off an old business card.
Sound familiar?
Good news: we can fix that.
Losing your logo artwork is more common than you’d think. Over the years, computers get upgraded, USBs disappear, and email attachments get buried in the digital abyss.
All that’s left might be:
That’s where we come in.
At JPH Designs, we specialise in recreating lost logos. Whether you’ve got a faded scan or a low-res image, we can rebuild your logo from scratch in crisp, scalable, high-quality vector format — ready for print, web, signage, embroidery, or anything else you dream up.
Here’s an example of one we restored:


Pretty satisfying, right?
We don’t just trace your old logo; we restore and refine it — keeping its character intact while giving it a professional, polished finish that’ll look great anywhere.
Recreating your logo isn’t just about looks — it’s about flexibility and peace of mind.
When your logo is redrawn as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF), it can be scaled to any size without losing quality. That means:
Plus, we’ll give you all the right file types, neatly organised and labelled. (You’d be amazed how many people sigh with relief at that part!)
We like to keep things simple:
That’s it. No drama. Just your logo, reborn.

If you’ve lost your logo, don’t start from scratch — let’s recreate it.
You’ll end up with a cleaner, more versatile version than you ever had before, and the confidence that it’s safe, organised, and future-proof.
Visit jphdesigns.com.au to get started.
Whether you’re in Port Macquarie, Dunbogan, or anywhere across Australia, we can help you recover your brand identity — one pixel at a time.
