LEARN LIGHT FRAMING IN COREL DRAW

Hello guys, welcome to my favorite tutorial..........
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create light effect in Corel Draw. We will learn how make some elements look a bit grumpy.

Ok let’s get started
First you have to get Corel Draw working in your system
SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
Corel Draw x4 or x3
Corel Photo paint
TIME CONSUMING

30-45mins

Final image

light framing in coreldraw

CHANGE THE SIZE OF YOUR DOCUMENT TO A6
Now create a rectangle and fill it with radial effect by selecting or press (F11) on your keyboard to fill
On the type select Radial, for the FROM put BLUE and TO put cyan and OK it, you will something like this 

ON THE BOX DRAW A CIRCLE ON IT, JUST AN OVAL SHAPE
We are going to draw about 3 circles, create the First circle and transparent it, and double it up to three times , while the third one, we will then remove the transparency effect on it.
If you do this correctly, you should arrived at this

light framing in coreldraw

NOW DRAWING OUR BASE
We will copy and paste the third circle but the non-transparency circle, just as the selected image in step two, resize it to 2.5 by 0.5 inches and Convert it back to Bitmap, so that we can achieve vignette on it.


light framing in coreldraw

Go to the top, locate Bitmap and select Edit Bitmap or press (Alt and B), it will take us to COREL PHOTO-PAINT
Note: But make sure the circle is selected.

light framing in coreldraw

GO TO OBJECT + FEATHER OR (CTRL + SHIFT + F)
And dialogue box pop up just input 41 for the width (Linear) and OK it.
Close the programme, it will ask you, (Do you want to save this file say) “YES”.

It will take us back to Corel Draw; you should have something like this

light framing in coreldraw

ADDING THE RAY EFFECT FROM UP TO DOWN
Now create a shape like this, using rectangle tool or press (F6) and use shape tools to shape it exactly like the above image

light framing in coreldraw

Convert the shape to bitmap and Edit Bitmap, and repeat ‘Step Four’
Go to Object + Feather or (Ctrl + Shift + F), and dialogue box pop up just input 135 for the width (curve) and OK it.

NOW TRANSPARENT IT AND DUPLICATE IT UP TO FOUR TIMES
And Group them, convert them to bitmap, enlarge and size it
Faint the bottom of the shade and put your text in it, and sending the shade on top of the text by Selecting the shade and press (SHIFT + UP). And that all

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