Hello, my name is Jessica Henley, and in these lessons I will show you how to use the Scale Tool, Skew Objects, use the Free Transform Tool, Distorting Objects, and using the Envelope Tool. In this lesson, I will show you how to scale objects for enhanced parenting. What I'm going to do is copy some of this flower and move it to a different symbol. So with the selection tool activated, I have locked the pen guide and the bug. And I just want this much of the flower. And I'm going to hold down shift and deselect both of the leaves. From here, I'm just going to right-click and convert to symbol. Here I'm just going to name this flower 3 Because I want this to be separated. So here I have flower three. And I'm going to use flower three and put it into a vase. And show you how you can have multiple flowers and parent those objects together for scaling. So I'm going to go ahead and create the vase. Heading down below, I can create a new symbol, name this vase, And create a quick vase. So I'll start with the line tool. Change the size of the line. Three is fine. I'm just going to curve this a little bit. Add the other side. Now as I go down, I'm just going to pull this like this And I'll curve the outside edges in a moment. Switching to the selection tool, I can now curve these outer edges. And as I curve it, I'm just looking to see how I want to change it up by just pulling it on the edges here. And now let's create the bottom of the vase. And now I'm just going to go ahead and pull this down like this. And if I have any stragglers I can just move those. So this is my cartoon vase and I'm going to go ahead and. Name layer one layer one will be called base. Now before I cover the base I'm going to go to the library, create a new layer. This layer will be called flowers. Actually, they need to be separated for the parenting. So I'll put flower 1. Now in the library, I'm using flower 3. So I'm just going to click and drag this over. Put the vase on top. I do need to color it to hide the stem. So to color it to hide the stem, I just click on the fill and I just choose a color for my vase. Now I won't paint bucket, so I'm just going to go to close gap size, close large gaps, and click it like this. And click it like this. Now for my vase, I'm going to lock the flower and I just need to create a back For the vase and I need to color that a darker color of what I have So I'm going to go to the color wheel Choose a darker color of what I have maybe like this and Head over to the pink bucket. The shortcut for pink bucket is the letter K. I just click inside like that. It's going to bring this down. And here's my flower. So what I want to do is just rotate these and for parenting. For a parent all the layers together I just need a few more flowers so I'm going to. Click on the new layer button and create two more layers. So this is flower two. Why not copy and paste? So right click, Copy, Flower 2, right click, paste in place, move it over. And I definitely want One more. So here, new layer, Flower 3. Paste and pull it over. And pull it over. OK, so I have my flowers here, and we're going to talk about how to parent these together. I'm going to parent all the flowers to the vase. So when I click on the vase, all the objects are selected. Now what I need to do is turn the vase into its own symbol. So here I have base which has all the objects. But if you look carefully, I click on the vase, it's not selecting the whole thing. If I click on the flower, it does. So I need to create the vase as a symbol. As I click on vase, I can right-click and hold, convert to symbol. I can't use the same name, or I'll get an error, so I'll put SM for short, and press OK. Now what I want to do is go ahead and show you how to use show parenting view. Now each one of these boxes and these colors represent the layers. But what I can do is click and hold. You see as I click and hold, I can pull it. And it's now being parented to the vase. So if I click and hold, it is now being pulled into the vase. And you can see it says set parent in the parent of the vase are the flowers. Now if I double tap the outline I can show the visibility. You can also play around with the opacity if you wanna change the color. So if you wanna make it a little see-through, I'll press cancel on that. And it's on outline mode, so I'm just gonna go ahead and turn that back on. So now when I click on the vase, everything is being selected because it's parented. And if I scale, you can see that they're all being scaled together because of the parenting. Now if this was not a symbol and you attempted to parent and then scale, all the objects would not follow it. So don't skip that step with making sure the vase is its own symbol. And I can just go ahead too and rename this. I could say vase and flowers. In the next lesson, I will show you how to skew objects.