Anyone able to draw a few drive icons?

Similar request to printer request recently , there are a couple of things that slipped the theme net due to time constraints (and my lack of artistic ability).

Looking for a volunteer/volunteers to do 4 more icons please:

!omni/sm!omni – omniclient, for both Morris4 (RO3) and Ursula (RO4) themes.
The iconised one (ic_omni) can be just rescaled, so can be skipped unless the designer thinks it should be notably different.
Omniclient also declares [sm]file_fe6 and [sm]file_fdc. These already exist in Morris4 and can be given a curly corner for Ursula easily, so these can be skipped unless the designer thinks Ursula merits something radically different.

lmicon/lmiconsm and lmlgni/lmlgnism – lanmanfs, for both Morris4 (RO3) and Ursula (RO4) themes.
These are currently derived from the omniclient ones with a change of tint and/or addition of something to denote this is a SAMBA/Windows/CIFS share (whereas the omniclient icon is more like a generic file server).

floppyscsi – scsifiler, for both Morris4 (RO3) and Ursula (RO4) themes.
Removeable SCSI discs in most cases now means USB memory sticks.

floppysd – sdfsfiler, for both Morris4 (RO3) and Ursula (RO4) themes.
While currently mostly for SD cards, more generally any of the myriad of memory cards that SDFS knows about.

General guidance: each should seek to fit in with the surrounding theme, so Morris4 should restrict itself to 4bpp palette, and Ursula a standard 8bpp desktop palette. The rectangular pixel versions can be mechanically generated with ChangeFSI so no need to draw those by hand unless notably different.

I’m lazy, so I’d use “harddisc” as the basis for the two drive icons (Morris4 uses a yellow shoe box, Ursula a grey pillar box), but that’s not a requirement. Care must be taken to not use the registered trademarks for SD card/USB, but hinting towards them is OK.

For OmniClient/LanManFS, it doesn’t particularly need to be a “drive”. They’re both network connected, so something that shows network infrastructure might work too.

I can take a look at this, though pressed for time just right now. When do you need these by?

I can take a look at this

That’d be great, thanks! Not a big rush like last time – by end of August, say?

I’ve had a chance to put together Morris and Ursula versions of floppyscsi and floppysd, based on the Raspberry/Sovereign versions. Files can be found here.

Comments welcome!