Flash production "laughed" funny expression

This produced a "laughed" funny expression, used in the flash of the basic graphics tools, easy to understand, suitable for practice.

Production steps:

1. Create a new 300*300 pixel document, select the Ellipse tool, set the stroke to brown, fill it yellow, and hold down the SHIFT key to draw a positive circle.

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2. In the mixer panel, change the fill to "radial", set the three yellow color blocks from shallow to deep in the gradient bar, and then adjust the gradient to the following effect with the fill deformation tool.

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3, select the entire ellipse with the selection tool, press F8 to convert to a symbol, named "Face", in the property panel "filter", add the following projection effect.

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4, a new layer, named "Eyes", with the pen tool to draw a crescent-shaped eyes.

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5, set the fill to black, with the selection tool press the ALT key to drag and copy another.

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6, selected two eyes, ctrl+g after the combination of F8 by the conversion to components, named "Eyes." In the Properties panel, click Filter to add the following bevel effect.

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7, a new layer, named "Mouth", with an elliptical tool to draw the following ellipse, no fill, the stroke is brown.

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8, and then use the rectangular tool to draw the following rectangle and ellipse intersection.

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9, with the selection tool to select the redundant part of the deletion, the rest is the mouth.

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10, with any deformation tool to adjust the mouth to the appropriate size and shape.

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11, choose Pencil tool, set the stroke is brown, width is 5, hold down the SHIF key to draw several vertical lines on the mouth to express the tooth.

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12, choose the Paint Bucket tool, set the fill for white, all the teeth fill white.

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13, select the various parts of the mouth, according to F8 conversion to components, named Mouth1.

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14, in the property panel midpoint "Filter", add the following projection effect to the mouth.

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