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CorelDraw X8 Tutorial | Lip Stick Pop Art

In this video I present to you a tutorial on how to make a portrait of pop art using CorelDraw X8 Graphic Suite.

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1. Choose an image that you want to trace. If you want to end up selling the image for profit, you have to have an image that is solely yours, or that you bought for fair use. It’s definitely frowned upon to use someone else’s image even though we’ve all probably done it at some point.

2. Click on your image. Go to the main menu bar at the top. Click on “Bitmaps,” and click on “Convert to Bitmaps,” and then a window will pop up. Make sure you keep the resolution at 300DPI and make it an “RGB Color (24 bit).” Click okay.

3. Trace the different colors in groups. For example, for everything red in the picture, I would trace first, and then outline it in the same color (so when I fill the image with color later on, I can easily see which sections need the same color).

4. Fill with color. Make sure you go through and fill everything with fun colors! When dealing with a lot of layers, you’ll find that you need to click on your shape, right click it, and go down to “Order.” There are options such as “To front of page,” “To back of page,” “In front of,” “Behind,” etc, that will help you out. What each button does has pretty self explanatory names. Use these options to place the correct shapes on the correct layer.

5. Finishing touches. You’ll notice that I add some extra shading, “glossiness,” or comic book type texture to the image. I use the “Artistic Media” tool (the sixth tool down with a giant, bold squiggle) to add some emphasize-able lines. Click on the tool. The top horizontal menu will have an icon that looks like a horizontal hour glass. Make sure that that is selected. You can use any brush “font” you wish, but I always use the 17th one down. You can adjust the thickness of the brush too.

6. I like my pop art to be perfectly square and “cut.” To finish off my work, I make a square (square tool is located on the left-hand vertical menu, 7th one down) about the size of the image. I then “Power Clip” my image. Power clipping is when you place an image inside another shape.

7. Add your signature. Use the “Free Hand” drawing tool to draw your name, or type it. Place it accordingly onto your artwork. BAM, you’ve just created a pop art vector.

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