Text and Extrude

Step 1 : Basic Elements
First of all you have to use CorelDraw with version 11+.
In this tutorial I have used CorelDraw X5.
Okay lets get started. Let’s take a look at the basic
elements used to create our design :
This also will be our steps to create the design.

Step 2 : Creating Worksheet
Okay, now that you know the steps and elements, we
will begin.
First of all open your CorelDraw program. Now create a
new file and set the paper size to A2, which is a standard
size for posters.

Step 3 : Creating Perspective Effect
Now that we have our worksheet set, now we will begin
to create the Perspective Effect.
First Go to the “Text Tool “, you can found it on the left
toolbar, create a text object by left click on the screen
and type any word you want, in this tutorial I use ”
gitchgitch ” font.

After that select the font object, and press ” Alt + A + B
” to break the font spacing.
After it breaks, arrange the web text into the bottom of
the entheos text.

After that, select all the text and convert it into object by
pressing ” Ctrl + Q ” it will be easier to modify.
Now select all the objects and go to the upper toolbar,
there you will see the ” Weld, Trim, Intersect ” Tool.
Press Weld in order to weld it.

Now we are going to make a line around the object using
” Contour Tool“,
Select the object and go to the Contour Tool, its in the
left toolbar, after that go to the upper toolbar, there you
will see an option contour dialog, make the contour type
Outside Curve, Contour Offset 0,1 cm, and the outside
color Red and Fill color yellow.

Okay now we are going to apply the perspective effect
into the object.
Go to the Top toolbar and find Effect > Add
Perspective.
There will be an perspective points on the corner, Drag
the perspective point to make an angle.Apply it as
picture below.

Step 4 : Creating the Extrude
Effect
After the perspective is applied, we need to separate the
outline from the object.
Go to the Top Toolbar, and find Arrange > Break
Contour Group Apart.
This will separate the outline and the object.

Now select the Outline and go to the ” Interactive
Extrude Tool ” its in the left toolbar.
Hold and Drag the outline to create an extrude effect, to
be more accurately please apply the value below.

Okay now we are going to put color in the text object.
Select the text object, go to the “ Fountain Fill Tool ” in
the left toolbar, Choose Custom fill on the color blend and
make the type Linear. Now you will see a color box. You
can change the color by left-clicking it, fill the color with
Light Yellow on the left, middle and right side of the color
box. You can make a custom fill by double-clicking at the
color box. Fill the color with Gold on the middle left, and
another Gold on the middle right. Custom colors in the
middle will make the color gradient softer. Make the
Gradient Angle to 270, which will make the gradient
horizontal.

Now lets put color on the front extrude object.
Select the Front Extrude object, and go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool “.
Using the same way as above apply the value as in
picture below.

After that we are going to put color on the bottom
Extrude Object,
Select the bottom Extrude Object and go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool “.
Using the same way as above apply the value as in
picture below.

Now copy the Text Object by pressing ” Ctrl + C ” and
paste ” Ctrl + V “.
Put a black color in it and press ” Ctrl + PageDown ” to
send it to back.

Step 5 : Creating the Glowing Effect
To make it more realistic, we are going to put a Glowing
Effect into the text object.
We have to apply it per letter, select the ” e ” on the text
object, and copy it.
After that put a white color in it.
As the color is white, I will make a temporary red
background so we can see the object.

After that select the ” e ” , and go to the ” Interactive
Transparancy Tool ” in the left toolbar.
Now you will see that the cursor are changing into a
glass object, Hold and Drag it from the right corner to
middle of the ” e ” object to create a transparency effect.

Apply it one by one to all the letters.

After it applied into all the letters, we are going to add
more glowing effects on it.
Create a tiny circle on the side of the object, using ”
Ellipse Tool ” in the left toolbar

Now select the tiny circle, and go to the ” Interactive
Drop Shadow ” tool in the left toolbar.
Hold and drag it on top of the Transpareny object.
After that go to the upper toolbar, There you will see an
shadow option, set the shadow opacity into 80 and
shadow feathering into 60.

Apply it using same way as above to all the letters.

Step 6 : Creating the Background
Okay now lets create the background for our 3D Object.
Create a box shape, using ” Rectangle Tool ” in the left
toolbar.
Resize it to be as same size as our worksheet, which is
A4 (29,7 x 21 cm )

Now put a color in it using the ” Fountain Fill Tool ” and
apply the values below.

Now put the 3D Object on top of the background.

After that go to the ” Bezier Tool ” its in the left toolbar,
draw a shape by point & left click to create a custom
shape on top of the background like in the picture below.
Make sure that the last click is connected with the first
click or else you cannot put color on the shape.

Put a color in it by go to the ” Fountain Fill Tool ” and
apply the values below.

After that draw another similar custom shape using ”
Bezier Tool ” as in picture below.

Put a color in the second custom shape by go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the value below.

Put a color in the third custom shape by go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the values below.

Put a color in the last custom shape by go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the value below.

Step 7 : Working with Powerclip
Now we are going to insert the Custom Shape into the
Background using ” PowerClip”
Left-click all the Custom Shape, and then go to the top
toolbar and find Effect > Powerclip > Place Inside
Container.
Then you will see a black arrow, Left-click it to
background, and now you will see that the Custom Shape
is inside the Background.
You can go “inside” or “outside” the container by holding
Ctrl while double-clicking it.

Step 8 : Adding More Background
Now lets create more background to make it more
interesting.
Create a box using “Rectangle Tool ”

Go to the ” Shape Tool ” in the left Toolbar, find the
corner of the box and drag it to customize the corner.

Copy and paste the box, make it 3 in a row and column,

Now select all the boxes, and go to the ” Interactive
Envelope Tool ” in the left toolbar.
After that go to the upper toolbar, there you will see an
envelope option.
Make the envelope type into Single Arc mode, Hold and
drag the middle point to shape.

Shape it like in the picture below.

Okay now we are going to apply the perspective effect
into the object,
Go to the Top toolbar and find Effect > Add
Perspective.
There will be an perspective points on the corner, Drag
the perspective point to make an angle.
Apply it as picture below.
Now put the object behind the 3D Effect Object.

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