Drawn sketches are becoming an increasingly popular choice for design because it brings a unique and personalized feeling. But, in order to make drawn sketches as versatile as possible, you’ll want to know how to turn your drawn sketches into digital files that can be manipulated and resized with ease for various purposes in the digital world.
Below I drew a few sketches of what I had in mind at first and transformed one into a digital file.
Drawn Sketches
Digitized Drawing
UPDATED DESIGN WITH THE MUSIC ICON
I update the first design above and added an element to make it look like the music tone. With this, it has a feel of music apart from the vinyl. Just the icon alone, people will know it has to do with music without zooming into the circle to know its a vinyl.
LOGO PROCESS
Vinyl
The phonograph disc record used as a medium for music reproduction throughout the 20th Century.
Wave
This is designed to serve three purposes;
Sound waves: Produced when making music and produced by jet when it is in motion.
Vinyl Projection: Representation of the image seen on a phonographic disc.
SteemJet Logo
The official logo of Steemjet.
Music Icon
A very essential vector representation of music.
COLORS
Color names and Hex codes used from left to right
Blue (danube) - #5B9DD5
Blue (fun blue) - #164F97
Gold (Pizza) - #C29F15
Black - #000000
LOGO FINAL RESULT
Transparent
Corel Draw
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Indesign
This is my entry 
