Need some quick photoshop help!

Hey guys so I have this logo that was sent to me via cellphone camera, from a piece of paper. I thought I was going to get it digitally. I have a guy who is going to be embroidering it onto a couple jackets, but he needs at LEAST a .png file so I don't have to pay for the whole logo design as well. If any of you can take this sketch and recreate it into a png file, I would be eternally grateful. I need to have the jackets done in the next two weeks.

If any of you are able to convert it to embroidery format, I will owe you even more.



As you can see, there are a couple of notes added as well. The R symbol is the R from rainier beer, for reference. Yes, they named their company after rainier beer haha. My uncle and my dad started the company from scratch in the 70's, and they used to drink that kind of beer as kids. I always thought it was named after Mount Rainier!

If anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated!!

 

Anyone?

 

I can't help you with a .png file, but while you're at it moving the logo to center and adding ground contour, I'd tilt the background tower more upright. It appears to be leaning in... at least it seems so on the paper version.

Nice logo design BTW.

 

Thanks! I didn't even design it, I guess someone else did over the years and it was just dug up and found for a picture to get sent to me.

 

If you can get a better pic of it head on (with good lighting) I'll try to digitize it for you. What embroidery format do you need it in?

 

Not sure what format is needed.... And this pic was sent to me, I don't even have the piece of paper otherwise I could probably handle it myself haha

 

I'll see what I can do with the pic tomorrow, not promising too much with the side view but, I'll try. To have it in the embroidery format you're going to have to know what machine is going to be embroidering it. Mine is a Brother and uses .PES format. I can put it in any format but need to know what it needs to be for the embroiderer.

 

I was just sending it to a guy who runs a company that does it, but I know hes gonna charge me a ton. I can email him and see what format it is