Some textures of liquid crystals have been reported in this paper: the flower texture and the generation texture. In the case of the second texture, we successfully represented the smectic layers at the vicinity of the focal conic domains that are circles and straight lines perpendicular to the circles and merging the centers of the circles. The layers of FCD are in general difficult to visualize close to singularities. In the case of a very particular situation (hexagonal tiling of circles), the visualization of the smectic layers allows a better understanding of the topological continuity of the layers. Recently, some imperfections on FCD have been reported . These imperfections are interpreted in terms of interactions of these FCD and dislocations. The visualization of the smectic layers in such a case could be interesting to investigate. Furthermore, this has some great interest in the case of mixture of liquid crystal doped with nanoparticules. The location of the nanoparticules in the core of the FCD as shown recently  is another reason to continue the investigation for the representation of the deformed smectic layers at the vicinity of the defects.