Use Flash’s Primitive Shapes to Draw the Android Logo

by carl schooff on June 2, 2010 · View Comments

This HD video is a fun little demonstration showing how easy it can be to create a highly effective logo with just two of Flash’s built-in drawing tools. Along the way you will see how to use guides, a few keyboard shortcuts, and shape combining techniques to enhance your workflow.

Part 1: Draw the Android arms body and legs using the Rectangle Primitive tool

Part 2: Draw the Android head using the Oval Primitive tool and Punch!

Ngrinchenko

Hey Carl,
Just wanted to congratulate you on a great educational portal you’ve got going. I came across your series in search of educating myself with AS and GreenSock’s features and liked your presentations so much that now doing your homework and at night when I can not get my head wrapped around AS any more just watch your posts on how to use Flash, just to make sure that my workflow is up to speed.
I enjoy the way you present your material, I gotta say that you have a talent and feel how to present things clean and concise. I value all your comments, and even if I know most of the shortcuts it is cool to see that you would spend time to indicate them as you work through your documents. Makes me feel that nothing goes missing in any other of your presentational posts.
Thanks for putting so much effort in making it so simple and fresh to follow. I find it very helpful for my self education.

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