We all know that Corel DRAW is great for illustration and for drawing shapes. Wouldn't it be great if we could use those shapes in combination with bitmaps, say photographs for example, to create some interesting and original artwork. It might be nice to be able to place a photograph inside a shape so we could use that in a newsletter, brochure or poster. "Masking" off the bitmap with a shape (and the shape can be pretty much anything you can create in Corel DRAW, including text) would be pretty fancy and you might expect it to be difficult to do. You may be surprised to find, then, how easy it is to accomplish in Corel DRAW. Embedding shapes or other objects, such as bitmaps, within other shapes or objects is called PowerClipping in Corel DRAW and it's fairly easy to do. Once you've added a PowerClip to another shape or image, you can manipulate the entire object as though it was just another simple shape. You can rotate and resize the object, for example, and you can even modify the embedded object. This tutorial will show you how this can be accomplished with relative ease.


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Using Guidelines CorelDraw basics tutorial.


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Today we will show you how to use the Smart fill in CorelDraw X4.


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This is a tutorial about the perspective effect tool in CorelDraw. Very useful specially when you are presenting a package design or maybe a mock up of a sign or anything that concerns perspective. A good tutorial for creating guidelines and editing it.


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