A tutorial on using fireworks to make cigarettes

Tutorial We first select the file> new or cntl+n, create a 400x200 pixel fireworks file, set the resolution to 72, the background color is #99cc99.
Make a smoke body, select the rectangular tool, and pull a rectangle. In the property panel, set the rectangle 222 pixels wide and 18 pixels high.

Then set the rectangle's fill as shown.

The color of the linear fill is from left to right: #CCCCCC, #FFFFFF, #FFFFFF and #E5E5E5.
Then make a rectangle to act as a filter. Select the Rectangle tool and pull a rectangle. Set this rectangle to a length of 68 and a height of 18.

Set the fill as shown in figure:

Linear linear fill of color from left to right for #cc9900, #DAC481, #DAC481 and #CC9900.
Draw a horizontal line on the filter tip:

Then set the fill diagram as shown:

Linear linear fill of color from left to right for #cc9900, #DAC481, #DAC481 and #CC9900.
Select advance and set the options and Shape tabs as shown in the following illustration:


The above set is the texture effect of the filter. We also need to make further adjustments to the surface of the filter. Return to the main interface.
edit> Clone selects the line and then uses modify > Transform >free Transform to deform and fill the pattern with the entire "filter".

Now we need to make a cigarette butt! Select the Pen tool and pull out the rugged shape at the end of the cigarette.

Set the fill of cigarette butts as shown in the figure:

Fill effect:

In order to be more like real cigarettes, we still need to do a few more Phnom Penh. Using the line tool, draw 3 1-pixel-aligned lines, approximately 2~3 pixels from the filter tip. The outer two lines are set to yellow-brown and the middle one is black.

The final effect is as shown: