Hand Drawn Logos

How will your logo move? What will change over time? How will it capture the viewer's attention and make people understand a bit about your company?
The technical part of this assignment is to use the pen tool accurately to replicate your drawing or create it from scratch and learn how to animate filters.
Vectorization (computer graphics), the process of converting raster graphics into vector graphics (shapes & vertices).

The student created logos below were hand drawn on paper, digitized (scanned), vectorized, and finally animated in Flash.

Criteria

Logo should be all original and look clean and neat (professional).
All symbols should be labeled appropriately.
Original drawn logo should be in your library to compare it to the vector version.
Logo should be created with the pen tool consisting of smooth curves, not straight line segments.
Two or more animated filters should be used!
Animation should smoothly loop infinitely without twitches.
Assignment should be saved to the Z:drive in the appropriate folders as a .fla and .swf.

Save it to the proper period "Logos" folder in the Z:drive (Time Capsule) and to your portfolio as a .fla and .swf.

Watching this video is optional. It shows how to animate after the logo has been completely converted into vector format using a masking technique.

Bakhaya, Ziad	Martin, Danny	Earle, Stephanie
Carrasco, Brittany	Christenson, Brian	Castillo, Joseph
Luu, Jivan	Custer, Thomas	Barrera Gabe
Edwards, Jace	Gamblin,Nikki	Scoggin, Zac
McCalley, Kylee	Dossat, Megan	Coats, Shannon
Kindred, Nick	Cousins, AJ	Michael-Emily
Nguyen, David	Penn Marshal	Retkowski, Michael
	Trey Sanchez

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