Using drawing when game over happen, instead creat a image!

Hi guys
I don't know how use drawing  when my player die and game over happens instead creating a image!

in my game when game over happens it uses creating a actor as game over banner on screen, but I want use something like as drawing HUD by using drawing rect as banner!
How can I do that?

Between your grammar and lack of screenshots, it's nearly impossible to tell what you are asking help with...

@Tuo,
instead of spawning an actor which is his game over banner, he wants to draw a rectangle with some text in it.

you can do this by using a boolean which tells a drawing event to draw your rectangle and text when your player dies. but i dont know why you would prefer that since a banner actor looks way better.

I am making a game for android and you know in APK file you must have 4 different size for graphic files, images make your game big in file size, I have a game over banner, a pause banner, a success banner and a mission failed banner, now you see why I need use drawing instead images!

@sdieters thanks
It works but the problem is the drawing is always on front and I cant create other actors on it!
I need create reset, back to home buttons there!
but they go behind drawing banner!

you can always draw a rectangle anbut leave the space where your actor comes open.

No I want buttons be on the banner
Something like pic I have attached

I think I must create an attribute then set Banner to an Attribute bye using "set PauseBanner to [last created actor]"
then use "Send [PauseBanner] [to back]"

something like that
But the problem is I dont know what kind of attribute must be, Actor did not works!

In many of my demos in the games area of the StencylForge, I go over how to make buttons without actors. I'd suggest downloading and looking through the code (which is fully commented) for my "Demo- Actorless Card Duel". That goes over basically everything you can do with drawing codes (as the title implies, it's basically a full game without a single actor in it!).