What is our focus?
What are we going to do in the next couple of videos?
In fact, we are going to use the ship tools that is rectangle ellipse, rounded polygons and also the
segment the are all these to build the butterfly.
Then the next step will be to learn how to use the ShareBuilder tool and create some more decorations
on the butterfly.
We're going to cut, merge, remove things and stories like this is going to be awesome.
So let's start.
First of all, we are not going to create the butterfly from our imagination.
We are going to 3e so to make it easy for you to start the.
For this, let's create a new file.
Simple, I'm going to take the letter, make sure the orientation is a landscape over here.
In I can do it from inside even, and we create.
Now we want to place the butterfly image on the background and race over it.
To that we go to file and we go to a place that's like import and in place here, I would like you to
select Butterfly Dash one dot PMG.
Then you want to make it a template actually what template does and click place.
Notice that the butterfly being came in the background and actually it is locked.
I cannot selected and its capacity is not 100 percent.
So I can have a clear view of what I'm drawing or what you're doing to draw your attention.
You can go to layers and you will notice what the place as template has done has created a layer that
is locked.
You're not here.
This is the lock square and it's visible now.
It's not.
Now it is.
And it's a layer that doesn't have 100 percent capacity.
It has been reduced.
And on top of it there is the layer one which is there on which you are going to draw.
If you select the layer template and come and try to draw something, it tells you, nope, I don't
want to draw here.
I can draw here.
This there is locked.
So you select the top layer, layer one that is unlocked and you can start drawing.
Let's go back to properties and from here we are going to use the rectangle to expand you on this side.
Notice how pressing spacebar are moving.
To draw a rectangle, just click and drag and you have a rectangle, that's pretty good.
These guys, by the way, do this, make sure that you have your smart guys on just to learn about smart
guys and use them.
So you click and drag to draw a rectangle.
But if you press shift now you have a square, you notice the double line.
It means this is a square.
If I press option or not, is that I would start drawing from the center.
This is the first click, OK, a shift and option.
You start drawing a perfect rectangle just from the center here.
So actually, it goes shift option.
Click and drag.
You are.
With the selection tool, let me delete this one.
You can resize the rectangle so you can click and drag from the corners or the opposite corner will
be fixed like an anchor and you can recite it the way you would like if you shift your resize proportionally,
if you press option, notice that you were reciting from the center.
Very useful tips here.
And they will kormos for all the ships shift an option or ult on the PC.
You will resize from the center.
I'm saying you can do on the side, you can make it bigger or smaller by a shift proportional and option
from the center.
You notice there is these circles here, these are very important circles, they are called the corner
widget.
If you can't see them, you come to view and you will notice that Hyde Corner widget, you have it,
so-called widget.
So if I click on this one now, they are hidden.
Come back to view.
You will notice it is on widget.
Click on it.
And here you are.
You can see that now with the selection tool you can click just negligently and start dragging in each
way around the corners.
But there is something more amazing.
If you click on one of them, just one, you try to select it and drag it in.
OK, you notice you are only playing with this corner.
But usually you will not use your selection tool, you will use the direct selection tool or the White
Arrow.
Now you can select a corner, make sure you select in one corner.
Notice how I'm selecting a corner.
I can select two corners if I like, or you select the corner and you start playing with the widget,
select another corner and start playing more.
And here you are.
You can try also to select this guy and play with so I'm going to do all and this is quite important,
works for almost all the ships to select two corners, for example, and even pressing shifts at the
third corner.
Click on it and drag it in.
So not just now.
There is a red circle around.
It says this is the maximum that you can go so you can make it small or maximum.
Here you are.
Another thing I would like to point you is like kind of select a corner here and start moving it around,
you know, create some funny friendships if you like to.
So actually, that's all for now for Rectangle, let's apply this just over here, select the rectangle
to come to the feel, OK, you click on the feel and you decide here, I don't want any color.
So these are the Swatch colors.
You can see no color.
OK.
And the stroke, you can decide on the block for now and then the stroke make it one point or less if
you like.
Nevertheless, we're going to remove the strokes.
So let's start drawing here.
I would try to be as precise as much as possible and drag.
And here you are.
This is tracing.
Now I have the corner, Richard, I need to play with them, I will select the direct selection tool.
The shortcut is earless.
Let's remember that I would select this corner.
Only the others are not selected.
Click and drag and try to make it as much as possible and to the maximum.
And the other one also.
Actually, you're done.
Is very simple, very beautiful.
So let's do the bottom one if you're not.
This is a square, so I'm going to click and drag shift to make the square, try to make it as much
as possible, like our butterfly in the background.
Now I'm going to select the selection tool or the direct selection tool and then select this corner
plus shift this corner, but shift this corner.
So I have the three corners selected and click and drag and here I am.
I'll get to the maximum.
Very cool.
Now, obviously, you notice I need two more here.
I like this guy.
I can copy paste, but actually I'm going to show you something better.
It's copy, but not paste.
If you come to the edit here, not just copy and paste, first of all, this copy, then it's come over
and say piss, but which -- off you is the normal paste, it appears somewhere in the middle.
Not exactly what you want because you have to reposition it.
I will undo.
I would select, edit and go based in front.
I like this one very much and that is best in place, but actually they are the same.
OK, but this one will come in front and I can use it and actually it should be in front of the previous
rectangle.
So best in front.
Now you don't see anything like happened, but here you are, you have two of them and one of them is
in front.
Now let's make it smaller.
I click over here, shift an option and try to take it down.
You're not this nothing is happening, guys.
Do you remember that when we used this, we went to the maximum?
Remember, it is right here.
So the corners now cannot be scaled down because the roundness is maximum.
To make them sit down, let's go for the selection tool and click outside totally.
And you can select escape corners for the whole document.
I like that.
OK, nevertheless, you can also select them and come to the three dots here and say scale corners,
since you put them in the document is already checked you.
Now if you scroll down, here you are, you can scale down very nicely.
Now, controversy and remember, is control F or comment segment F on the mark, and now I have another
one on top, a press shift and option to go towards the center.
And here I am.
But now I don't have a circle, but I can turn it in the circle, go for the direct selection tool,
click on the corner and just get in.
OK, as simple as this, let's draw these circles.
It just makes sense to select the individual.
I show how they leave school.
You click and drag to create an ellipse.
Simple, you can click and drag shift and you create a circle.
With the option, you create the so-called from the first clique or the center.
In the circle, you don't have the corner, which is you have other things we'll see later on.
For now, let's come back here and let's create a circle.
What you can do?
You can come in the center, OK?
It's already showing you the center and you can click shift and option and drag out.
OK, that's one way to do it.
The other way is to come over here and click and drag and do that.
You need the shift and the option of it doesn't work nicely.
I prefer to work from the center click shift option or are on the PC and you take it out.
Now I need another circle.
Best way to do it is control F and I'm going to make it small, shift an option or add on the PC.
And here you are.
Now another one, control f click and make it smaller.
Now you might say, why am I working like this?
What you think about it, the outer circle is in the back and this guy is like somehow are in the front.
Now they're not very well aligned.
I'm going to align them.
So I'm going to select everything here.
But I selected also the big rectangle to press shift and click on the path.
If you click inside and nothing happens, it doesn't have to feel you click on the path itself.
You only selected the circles, so now you can align them in the align.
Here in the property is very handy, aligned, horizontal and vertical.
Now, quite the line, but they are not aligned with the background.
I'm going to move them a bit just like this, OK, our small circle is not perfect nevertheless.
So now it's time to add colors, which is very easy.
You select the circle.
And then you go to the field here and you say, give me that color.
OK, nice color.
Then you select the inner one and give me another color here, which is the blue color you want.
Guys, make it your choice.
Select the last one inside field and make it yellow.
So this is done, let's do this guy, we go here and make me this color inside here, we want this kind
of red, dark red and this guy here inside is yellow.
So tell me, OK, you left out these guys, I can replicate these three circuits, so I'm going to select
and select the bigger one here and the tip here.
How do I select it's not going to see control if you really don't need.
All you need is to be in your selection tool, the Black Arrow Point to the center press option.
Notice how the pointer changes.
So now it is duplicating.
So I click and drag and try to put it on the center here, I think.
So now I need to make it smaller.
So shift an option to go towards the center and here you are, smaller, bigger with the network.
Very fine, but we're almost there.
Could select all of them, remove the wing and then again press option so or alter the PC, click and
drag and drop it on these guys.
OK, I know.
OK, let's just like this, this fight now we need to give a color to this guy because the field is
still empty and we're going to give it this color, not this color.
Now, let's erect all of them.
And we don't want any stroke, click on the Stockler and say no stroke by stroke.
They'll ask me, OK, you have thrown half of the butterfly.
Yes, well, I'm lazy, so I need to replicate this one.
First of all, let's go for the antenna and this the body here for the antenna.
We are going to use the R2 base.
Notice how the actor works, you click and drag.
OK, you have an arc, you can play shift, you have a 45 degrees, 90 degrees arc.
If you don't want it in that direction, you can pass it goes to the other direction, X, it goes to
the other direction.
OK, so that's how you do and that's there's nothing to it.
We can use your direct action to later on, click on one corner and move it around if you wanted not
to be Anarch anymore.
Let's apply this here, take my arm.
Click here, go to this point and it's working fine.
Cool.
And let's make the stroke a bit bigger.
Three points, four points.
Three points will do four punch will do better.
I'm going to use now for the body, the rounded rectangle maybe.
So how to use the lambda rectangle.
You click and drag and use the Aparo to have more roundness down arrow to have less roundness.
And then if you want the left arrow around this at all and the right arrow, complete roundness, of
course it becomes a circle somehow or it can do the shape.
That's all there is to it and I will do it again.
Decrease the roundness.
Here you are.
OK, it's taking forever, so you move it a bit more faster, OK, I like this one, go like this and
they move a bit while pressing goes faster.
OK.
Move, move, move.
OK, let's stop here.
Stop playing.
So now we have also the widget, the corner widget.
You can click on one of them and make it more something like this you can come and play with.
It is very easy.
Let's go now to the buddy over here, Rounded Rectangle, and let's come from this side just over here,
for example, and do our rounded rectangle.
By the way, guys, you can press the spacebar before releasing the mouse button.
OK, so my mouse button is not released yet and you can move the shape the way you would like.
So that ship has four points.
So we are going to make it a bit bigger, something like this, in fact, I didn't even press shift
or option.
So just like this is, OK, let's do the other one us come from over here.
That is how the smart guys are guiding me the wrong way.
But they they're guarding me, OK.
Here you are.
Let's make it bigger.
Something like this.
Good.
So that's both of them.
And then go to fill and fill them with black.
OK, and stroke.
We don't want any strokes.
I'm going to go down to no stroke at all.
So now we have this guy we need to replicate and we have the wings.
And so the way we're going to do it, not as guys if you do control C, control F, for example, and
then you start moving it to this side, really, you need to rotate it.
And it doesn't work because this is not really a replicate.
This is a flip or a deflect, if you like.
The way to do it is to select all of them because we want to do all of them at the same time, make
sense and then come over here, just here as simple as this.
There's a big tool about it that we will study later.
It is over here with the rotate tool.
You have the reflector and on this side it's called the flip tool.
Let's flip them.
OK, well, Ronke, we need to make a copy, control C, control F and flip them.
Here you are.
So now if you click and drag, you have a reflection or a flip.
I'm adjusting it to the best of my knowledge here.
And let's make this guy bigger.
OK, maybe a shift here, one, this guy, bigger shift a bit than it's fantastic.
So you see, guys, sometimes it's very easy to start working and designing and instead of using only
shapes, and yet we didn't cover, all the ships will cover them.
The worry didn't cover Polygon style, but we will do that.
And this along with the segment.
Your mission now is to replicate this work the same way we have done, try to do even a better job and
really you can add whatever you like Mazurkas stories, you can add some nice shapes here.
For example, the usual, I call them, they come and selecta, but I don't know if color something
like this, a few of them, whatever you like, do it because in the next lecture I'm going to show
you how to work with the magical ShareBuilder tool, and you're going to cut and join these shapes here
using other shapes also.
Thank you very much.
I will see you in the next video.