So lucky last, let's add some icons and some flourishes to the outside of our Emblem logo together,
if you're following along with me, you'll see in the Project Files folder, I've given you two different
icons here for you to play around with, but certainly go away and source your own or use your own company
logo, obviously in your own post.
But here's just an example of something that we can do.
So I'm going to grab this coffee and file and just drop it in the center of our canvas using these points
either side very easily.
Just resize this until it looks like it fits on the center of our logo.
Sometimes an icon might be dead in the center, but because of the shape of it, it might not look centered.
So play around with it, make sure that you're happy with the position of it.
I think we can go a little smaller than that.
And make sure that's nice in the middle there.
Great, I'm going to color overlay this layer here so that it matches our chocolate color in the text.
I'm going to double click on the coffee layer, bring up our lifestyle panel and with our color overlay,
I do like it pink, but I'm going to change it.
I'm going to select the same color that we had in our text with the eyedropper tool and press.
OK, great.
Let's add some leaves to the outside, I've got this leaf file here, I'm going to drag that in and
let it fall into the center and make it quite a little bit smaller.
And we're going to place these sort of on two sides here, around here and around here just to add a
little something special to our circle and a press that right there.
I'm going to come over here and I'm going to make a couple copies of this, so I'm going to click and
drag down and let it release and then I can move that second layer around, going to press command t
and make it just a little bit smaller and at a slightly different angle to that first one there.
Keeping in mind, we're going to tuck this behind the circle at the end so it doesn't matter if you
can see some of that stem over the top of our logo there.
I'm not fussed about that.
I like the position of that one.
Now, let's resize that first one together.
Come on, T.
Great, I think that looks really strong and now let's copy them again for the other side.
Another way to copy an icon is to click on it, make sure the right layer is selected, holding the
option button until you get that double cursor and then just clicking and dragging.
And it will create a duplicate of that, giving it a new copy layer.
And press come on t to resize.
Had them go this way, I think, for this side.
And let's bring in this small one, so holding that option key, wait for that double cursor and then
click and drag the command.
To tell you what, let's flip this one the other way.
So I'm going to right.
Click or two finger click on this and this press flip horizontal and it's going to make my leaf fall
in the other direction.
Just adds a little bit of something different to that.
I like that.
Excellent.
So let's give these different colors, because I don't like them being so bold, what we're going to
do is just color overlay each different layer, turning the eye on and off will let me know which layer
I'm currently looking at so I can double click that one and choose a color overlay color and start with
something we already know.
A bit of a darker version of that.
OK.
Pick our next leaf colour overlay again.
OK, choose our third leaf down here, double click, the Leya color overlay can make that one white
and lucky last double click color overlay.
Uh, let's make it a brighter pink.
Here we go.
So if you're not happy at any point with your color choice, you can come on in and just tweak that
with the color picker tool.
It's very simple.
Now, I'm going to group all of these leaves together, so I'm going to select the last leaf that we
see and everything else is underneath it.
And I'm going to hold shift while I click the top one.
And then all four of my leaves are selected.
I'm going to press command G to put them in a group together and call my layer leaf kumai.
My folder leaf leaves might have been better, but if it is, then I want to make sure I drag this down
underneath our first background ellipse so that it tucks in behind everything.
So I've clicked that and I can release that behind.
Now we lose our stems behind our emblem and it looks much, much cleaner at any point.
If you want to tweak something, you can come in and just tilt something and make a change because it's
all customizable.
That is the best part about using a template like this.
Okay, so let's exploit this and see what it looks like on some merchandise and I'll see in the next
lesson to show you how to do that.