Second, "Khan"
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We will "magnifying glass" expression in the face of mung bean copy, as the "sweat" expression of the face. It is also plotted on a canvas of the original 455*255 size. This expression is more simple to draw, with "pen" tool directly draw four line segments, respectively, the eyebrows and eyes, eyebrow stroke color for #567517, stroke 3 pixel soft strokes. The eye's stroke color is #3c5010, using a 2-pixel soft stroke. Then draw a rectangle with a rounded angle of 100, with a solid white fill, a #5e7f19, and a 2-pixel soft stroke. When you are finished, place these objects as shown in Figure 21.
Figure 21
Let's draw a sweat again. First draw a 13*13 size of the circle, with the "contour" gradient fill, the color value of # BDEFFF to # 2eadd8, remove the stroke color, and add a "further blur" effect. Then use the "Partial selection" tool to select the node at the top of the circle and use the arrow keys to move up to 12 pixel distances. To make the upper end of the sweat more acute, we use the "Partial selection" tool to narrow the top two control handles of the upper node, as shown in Figure 22. Then adjust the angle of the fill handle, as shown in Figure 23. So that the reflection of the sweat is more natural.
Figure 22
Figure 23
When finished, move the object to the left of the mung bean forehead. So, the static of this expression is completely finished, we create a new 65*65 size blank document for it, and then copy all the objects that make up this expression. The dynamic production of the expression is then transferred.
We notice that only the sweat in this expression needs to be made into motion, while the other objects remain stationary. So we can consider the way to move the sweat into an animation component to complete the animation process. We click the Drop-down menu in the upper-right corner of the layers panel to select "Share this layer", as shown in Figure 24.
Figure 24