How to draw a flower in Macromedia Flash 8 - How to draw a flower in Macromedia Flash 8

php editor Baicao will introduce how to use Macromedia Flash 8 to draw a flower. Through this article, you will learn simple steps and techniques to easily master how to draw flowers. Following the guidance, you will be able to create beautiful flower patterns in Macromedia Flash 8, showing off your creativity and artistic talent. Let's explore how to use this tool to draw unique and beautiful flowers!

Select the "Flash Document" option in the "Create New Project" list to create a new blank Flash document. This method has the same result as clicking "File" - "New" - "New Document" - "Flash Document".

You can see the newly created blank flash document.

Click the Ellipse Tool and change the fill color to "Radial".

To further change the color settings, in the "Color" panel on the upper right, double-click to select the small slider on the right to bring up the color block window. Here, select "#FFFF00", such as yellow.

Drag an ellipse into the workspace.

Use the "Selection Tool" to double-click the ellipse in the workspace and select the ellipse. You can see that white spots appear after selection.

Select the Free Transform tool and you can see nine control points appearing on the selected ellipse in the workspace.

It is important to adjust the center control point to a control point closer to the bottom. Will be used in subsequent steps.

Open the Transform panel, select Rotate, enter 72 degrees, (the default is 72) and select "Copy and Use Transform" below.

Click this button ("Copy and transform") five times in succession to get the shape of a flower.

Use the Ellipse Tool to draw the stamen part, select the Ellipse Tool, and hold down the "Shift" key on the keyboard to draw a perfect circle. Then drag the circle and drop it into the middle of the flower. (You can also combine them separately first and then align them)

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