Creating a Distressed Look in CorelDRAW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Want to add a funky, distressed look to your text? This tutorial will show you how easy it is with CorelDRAW. You’ll see how to import a bitmap image with a distressed texture you want to use, how to adjust the bitmap mode and tone curve of your texture and how to convert this to a 1 bit black and white image. Then it’s simply a matter of removing the fill and changing the color to blend the distressed texture into the background, so it can only be seen on the text.
Its not a good solution. What if I have 1000s of shirts with different color background? I have to select and apply color one by one
wow, relay helpful video for graphic designers. thank you so much
Very helpful video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
nice trick thanks it's very very usefull. Have fun n be happy.
The eye dropper part does not work for me. Keep playing it over and over. I don't have the outline docked so went to outline color but my dropper won't move. Customer wants his lettering distrested
and I can't do it.
I can't do it either, so frustrating
Great technique. Thanks.
Thank you so much!
thanks, its very helpful video
why when i right light on the distressed picture my whole picture become the colour i selected , im stuck there, please help
I want to have this where the texture actually removes the text color so that the entire thing is a vector. With UV print on dark colors you must make a white base. I would need to duplicate the image (font) so that it essentially prints twice, once in white and then the CMYK. How can I do this quickly and easily?
Yeah and why happens when you print the shirt. Doesn’t the filter print on the shirt then?
how do you knockout the entire color of the texture. I don't want to try and match the color of the shirt. I just want it removed.
i am using corel 21. i cannot find the x that you refer to at about 2:13. i'm sure its something easy. can you please help me?
I want my background to be transparent. Is there a way to do this without just matching the t-shirt color, but making that part transparent instead?
how about matching the back ground of your page like for example white
@@wiseguy138 maybe you can simplify both objects.
How can i make the image distressed look but not with overlay effect
What if color doesn’t match real life color
i want to learn Noise texture in coreldraw
I was able to get to the last step in creating a distressed look on a practice page. I looked for the outline pen on the status page. Nothing.I know that I'm missing something quite simple, but I don't know what. Please respond. Thank you.
When we change the outline, this is done by right clicking on a color in the color palette.
Got it. As a background, I've been using actual weathered barn board as a base with text over it. I've used as close a matching color from the palette as I could find. Very close. Thanks for your assistance.