Resize & Tweak .AI World Map File

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Budget / SalaryA$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have an existing Adobe Illustrator world-map file that needs to be prepared for large-format print. Please scale the whole document to 1424 mm × 1010 mm (landscape B0 plus 5 mm bleed on every edge) while keeping all content safely inside the margin.

All map elements must stay locked to their exact relative positions during scaling.
All font sizes should scale relative to the scaling of the elements. (Map labels by whatever scaling the map requires to take up most of the width of the landscape B0; description and data tables matching the element size scaling.)

While you are in the file, adjust three surrounding elements:
• Title – Change to two lines: "Countries of the World" (twice as large as current), with subtitle "Equal Earth Projection"
• Projection description – make 50% larger and move beneath the centre of the map
• Two data tables – make 50% larger and move downwards to fit neatly
* Alignment: Align the bottom of the two tables with the bottom of the Projection description

The content is unlikely to fill the full height of B0, and that's okay, the design will appear somewhat panoramic, aligned to the top of the page, and be trimmed after printing. Maintain a pleasing (not too small, not too big) margin inside the bleed area at the top and sides. At the bottom of the content, add the same margin with the background colour, plus 5mm of bleed, then leave the rest of the area underneath white. (You could also consider whether there's justification for using a bottom-weighted mat margin in this area.)

Do not include any other crop marks, trim lines, or registration marks.

Myriad Pro is used throughout, so you will need that font installed. When everything lines up perfectly, deliver:

1. An updated .AI file.
2. A CMYK 300 dpi print-ready PDF with fonts embedded and the 5 mm bleed included.
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