Can someone help me increase the resolution on this image?

[kazzink]

We want to have this printed on pint glasses for our wedding, and the company doing it said they need it to be at least 300 dpi. We pretty much exhausted our photoshop skills making the image. Can anyone help us?

 

[Eggy]

What font did you use? I can't find the perfect match...

 

[Eggy]

Since I couldn't find the right font I picked a similar one.
This is a PNG 1000 px X 1000 px @ 300 ppi

 

[kazzink]

Thank you! This looks really good. One question: is it possible to make the lines in the "r" and the "s" line up without a break? (See what I mean?)

I appreciate your work.

 

[GreenManiac]

Fixed it (Hope you don't mind Eggy).

 

[carlbush]

kazzink, here is another try ... this is a .JPG image at 300 dpi and I have attached the same image in .PDF format. One of these two files should be usable by your supplier. I took the liberty of adjusting the dog's legs a bit. The rear legs were not on the same plane as the front legs and made them appear to be floating in the air. One of the front legs looked like the foot was chopped. The font for the names is "Fontleroy" (-or "Fauntleroy") ... download it from DAFONT.COM for free. The "Date" text uses a different font so I had to improvise with something close.
Cheers, Carl

 

[kazzink]

Thank you so much! This is perfect!!

 

[carlbush]

Thank you so much! This is perfect!!

Recommend you use the .PDF file, I think the website reduces the resolution on the .JPG image. .PDF file is much clearer.
Cheers, Carl