If your original image has color blends we can re-draw it in two ways:
1. Using vectors only, no raster effects: The vector image will look considerably different from your original but will be suitable for all processes including those that are guided by the vector outline or wireframe.
2. Using vectors PLUS raster effects such as color blends and shading. The new vector image may look the same or slightly different from your original. This option is not suitable for all processes.
Raster effects within the vector program such as gradient, feather, shading, etc. cannot be seen by software that is guided by the vector outline or wireframe. These color blends must be omitted if the graphic is to be used for processes such as specialty printing, enamel pins, cut signage, engraving, sand-blasting, carving, and etching.
We usually recommend getting both. The vectors-only image can be used for all projects including those that require true vector art, and the image with gradients can be used for projects that do not require 100% vector graphics. Learn more about Raster vs Vectors. More samples: vectors-only, vectors and gradients.