Step 9 With the Smear tool active, hold down the left button and carefully drag the mouse over the light and dark areas to create tone distortions. Step 8 Select the Liquid Smear Tool from the Toolbox ( a) and adjust nib size, pressure, pen pressure, etc. Adjust "Highlight", "Depth" and "Smoothness" to your own preferences. Step 7 In "Light Color" settings, choose a color that simulates "bronze". Step 6 In PHOTO-PAINT select the object and go to: Effects > Texture > Plastic. After converting, go to: Bitmap > Edit bitmap in order to open the image in Corel Photo-PAINT. Step 5 Select only the vector object and convert it to a bitmap. To do this, select the vector object (balloon), click on: Edit > Copy properties from. Step 4 Repeat the action for the text or simply copy the object's properties. Hit F11 to open the Fountain Fill settings, and edit the colors of the gradient as close as possible to the example below: Step 3 Select only the first object (balloon). Step 2 Separate the contours of objects by right-clicking on the contours and selecting "Break contour group apart" (CTRL+K), and copy them to a new page (page 2), for future use. Step 1 Select the object and text to which you will apply the metallic effect (bronze), and create an outlined contour around them using the Contour tool (Toolbox > Contour). CorelCAD 2021 – Education Edition (Windows/Mac)Ĭreating a metallic effect on objects and fonts using CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAIN by Silvio Gomesįollow this step-by-step tutorial on how to create an interesting metallic effect, bronze, on vector objects and text by combining the powerful resources of CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT.CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2021 – Education Edition (Windows/Mac).CorelDRAW Technical Suite 2021 – Education.
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