34. Select frame 60 on layer named as Image Mclip.

35. Choose Window > Panels > Frame

36. In the Frame panel, select Motion in the Tweening option

37. Select frame 90 on layer named as Image Mclip.

38. Choose Insert > Keyframe

39. Select frame 105 on layer named as Image Mclip.

40. Choose Insert > Keyframe

41. Choose Window > Panels > Effect

42. In the Effect panel select the Advanced option and adjust the color value as shown in the image given below.

43. Select frame 95 on layer named as Image Mclip.

44. Choose Window > Panels > Frame

45. In the Frame panel, select Motion in the Tweening option

46. Select frame 125 on layer named as Image Mclip.

47. Choose Insert > Keyframe

48. Select frame 140 on layer named as Image Mclip.

49. Choose Insert > Keyframe

50. Choose Window > Panels > Effect

51. In the Effect panel select the Advanced option and adjust the color value as shown in the image given below.

52. Select frame 130 on layer named as Image Mclip.

53. Choose Window > Panels > Frame

54. In the Frame panel, select Motion in the Tweening option

55. Choose Window > Panels > Scene

56. Select Scene 1 from the Scene panel.

57. Choose Control > Test Movie to check the changing colors of image.

58. Insert a new layer (Choose Insert > Layer) on top of the layer named as Color Effects

59. Rename Layer 2 as Gradient Lines

60. Draw outlines on the coat and hands where the gradient line effect should appear, (red color outline is drawn). See the image given below

61. Select the layer named as Gradient Lines

62. Choose Insert > Convert to Symbol...

63. Convert lines into a movie clip and name it as 'gradient lines'.

64. Choose Window > Library > gradient lines movie clip.

65. Double click the gradient lines movie clip to go inside the movie clip.

66. Rename Layer 1 as 'Lines'.

67. Select the layer named as Lines.

68. Choose Modify > Shape > Convert Lines to Fills

69. Insert a new layer (Choose Insert > Layer) below the layer named as Lines.

70. Rename Layer 2 as 'Gradient Rect'.