<transcript><audio_39>shapes around it right and after is catching those that I came up with these too and then I had to refine this one to be separate shapes and I get this one and then I'm thinking if I do want to add text I can easily put this into a circle and do kind of an easy emblem</transcript><transcript><audio_40>based design so that's how we got to these designs and then I want to save this as my AI file now that it's got</transcript><transcript><audio_41>everything in it okay the reason we saved as EPS files is so now we can submit them submit our black and white logo so the way we do that is we open up Photoshop we don't open a</transcript><caption><image_42>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a gray background. On the right side of the screen, there are several icons arranged in a grid-like pattern. The icons are of different shapes and sizes, including circles, squares, and rectangles. In the center of the image, there is a small blue square with a white text box in the middle. The text box appears to be a logo or icon for a website or app. At the bottom of the screenshot, there has a menu bar with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help.</caption><transcript><audio_43>file up in Photoshop we just open Photoshop because remember vectors have no size and this will be the first project that we make print ready because</transcript><caption><image_44>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a graphic design on it. The design is a portrait of a young woman with long brown hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a pink and blue abstract outfit with a pink flower in her hair. The background is a mix of pink, blue, and yellow colors. On the left side of the screen, there is a black text box with the word "Photoshop" written in white. Below the text box, there are several icons, including a search bar, a menu bar, and a toolbar. The overall design is modern and minimalistic.</caption><transcript><audio_45>you need to print one of your logos either your color logo solution or your black and white color logo solution and then I'm going to show you how you can actually color within Photoshop on the vector and in some ways that's always</transcript><transcript><audio_46>the best it's just super simple and clean and keeps it as a vector and then I'll show you how you can do some coloring with an illustrator as well so we have a few more things to play with today once Photoshop opens now here's</transcript><transcript><audio_47>the problem if I open up an EPS file in Photoshop so if I say open with Photoshop watch what happens it will immediately say I need to rasterize the EPS format so what does it mean to</transcript> shapes around it right and after is catching those that I came up with these too and then I had to refine this one to be separate shapes and I get this one and then I'm thinking if I do want to add text I can easily put this into a circle and do kind of an easy emblem based design so that's how we got to these designs and then I want to save this as my AI file now that it's got everything in it okay the reason we saved as EPS files is so now we can submit them submit our black and white logo so the way we do that is we open up Photoshop we don't open a file up in Photoshop we just open Photoshop because remember vectors have no size and this will be the first project that we make print ready because you need to print one of your logos either your color logo solution or your black and white color logo solution and then I'm going to show you how you can actually color within Photoshop on the vector and in some ways that's always the best it's just super simple and clean and keeps it as a vector and then I'll show you how you can do some coloring with an illustrator as well so we have a few more things to play with today once Photoshop opens now here's the problem if I open up an EPS file in Photoshop so if I say open with Photoshop watch what happens it will immediately say I need to rasterize the EPS format so what does it mean to
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