Music Logo

• 1). Open Paint and click "Image," then "Attributes." Set the "Width" and "Height" to be 5 inches each, then click the "OK" button. You can always change the sizing to give yourself more room when you know the size of the label or printing requirements. Click "View," then "Zoom," then "Large Size." This gives you more space to draw.
  
  
• 2). Click the "Paintbrush" tool on the "Tools" palette on the left side of the screen, then click one of the slash-mark brush heads. Select a color for the outline of your logo from the "Color Picker" at the bottom of the screen.
  
  
• 3). Drag your mouse to trace the outline of your logo, such as the band's name, your initials or an animal head shape. Choose a different color from the "Color Picker," then click the "Fill" tool, which looks like a tipping paint can. Click inside the logo, which fills with the color.
  
  
• 4). Click the "Paintbrush" tool again and choose a gray from the "Color Picker," then draw short lines all around the logo so it looks like it is blinking.
  
  
• 5). Click the "Spray Paint" tool, which looks like an aerosol can, and select the largest swirl from below it. Choose a bright neon paint color, then click your mouse around the gray lines. Sparkly glitter drops will deposit onto the area; switch paint colors for a rainbow look.
  
  

Music Symbol

• 1). Start with a new workspace and size the page to your desired symbol size. Click the "Pencil" tool on the "Tools" palette and choose a color, then draw the outline of a symbol---such as a music note, clef or something related to your band or compilation.
  
  
• 2). Change paint colors to the dark gray option, then slowly trace around the symbol you just drew, which gives it a shadow as if it's floating on the page.
  
  
• 3). Click the "Text" tool, which looks like a capital "A," and a new toolbar appears. Choose a font that stands out, such as Rockwell Extra Bold, and a size. Type a phrase or word, such as your name, band name or music label, and position it under the symbol.
  
  
• 4). (Optional) Click the "Fill" tool and select a color from the "Color Picker." Click anywhere in the white space behind your design, which will then fill with a background color.