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• How to Design Better Newsletter Layouts in CorelDRAW

  By Steve Bain Not only is CorelDRAW one of the most robust illustration tools around, but unlike other graphics programs, it can also be used to create multipage layouts. This nifty feature makes it the perfect choice for designing projects like booklets... Posted Dec 02 2008, 08:37 PM by CorelDRAW! Tips, Tricks & Tutorials Filed under: coreldraw, design, Special Effects, Layout Strategies

• Create Transparent Stylized Buttons using CorelDRAW

  By Steve Bain If you’ve found yourself wishing that you knew how to create those cool, glass-like transparent buttons popular in certain interface designs, your wish is granted. I’m talking about those pill-shaped buttons that appear to be... Posted Nov 29 2008, 05:41 PM by CorelDRAW! Tips, Tricks & Tutorials Filed under: coreldraw, design, illustration, buttons, Advanced, Glassy effects, Special Effects, Tips, Transparent buttons

• Adopt Better Layout Strategies with CorelDRAW

  By Steve Bain There are good and bad ways to build a layout. In this tutorial, you'll learn about layout and design habits that you should definitely avoid, and I'll demonstrate a few best practices to adopt. There's a little something for... Posted Nov 26 2008, 09:01 PM by CorelDRAW! Tips, Tricks & Tutorials Filed under: coreldraw, design, Tips, Layout Strategies, Basic, Feature

• Design Basics: Increasing Image Impact

  By Steve Bain Want to make the mundane look magnificent? Transform ordinary pictures into images with impact through cropping, colorizing, sharpening, and other tricks of the trade. Here are the top techniques for adding punch to pictures in your layout... Posted Nov 14 2008, 10:10 AM by CorelDRAW! Tips, Tricks & Tutorials Filed under: design, Special Effects, Tips, Layout Strategies, Basic, Design tips

• Conference Hangover

  PowerPoint Live 2008 Draws to a Close Every year the presentation content and delivery professionals of the world gather to share ideas, instruct one another, form connections and experience a world where PowerPoint is king. No where else in the world... Posted Sep 25 2008, 02:40 PM by Fleeting Glimpse Images Weblog Filed under: powerpoint, design, Travel, Presenting, Opinions and Musings, slide, speaking, presentations, powerpoint live

• CorelDRAW on Inside Digital Design Radio Show

  A few weeks ago I was a guest on the Inside Digital Design radio show . You can find an archive of the show if you would like to listen. It was great to be able to speak to the audience about CorelDRAW , but it was sad that the hosts hadn't done any... Posted Sep 10 2008, 08:35 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: coreldraw, design, digital, inside, radio

• Origins of the Peace Sign

  I was reading National Geographic recently and came across the story of how the logo for the peace symbol originated. It was a bit of a surprise since I don't read it to get stories about graphic design. After doing a bit more research, I realized... Posted Aug 12 2008, 12:19 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: design, logo, disarmament, peace, nuclear, symbol

• CorelDRAW Around the House

  One reason CorelDRAW is so popular is that it can be used in so many different ways. While it may not have been designed for all the uses, there are still ways to make it work. Alex Vakulenko had an interesting blog post about how he recently used CorelDRAW... Posted Jul 22 2008, 11:05 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: coreldraw, design, construction, home

• Design Studio Packages Loaded with Apparel Templates

  There are many CorelDRAW users creating graphics for apparel. Two new packages have been released that are loaded with high-quality graphics to be used for apparel. Design Studio packages can be bought individually or get both volumes for a discounted... Posted May 01 2008, 12:25 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: graphics, decostudio, fonts, design, templates, apparel, studio

• The Creation of 3D Box Shots

  A very common vision when you see a software box on the Internet is for that box to be shown in a three dimensional view. Sometimes those images are actual photographs, but it is just as common that the graphic was built from flat pieces. There are a... Posted Apr 19 2008, 01:41 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: design, shot, ez metrics, 3d, box

• Free Video Tutorial on T-Shirt Template Design

  Tom Knight has created a new video tutorial that will teach you to create a t-shirt template in CorelDRAW 11-X4. As Tom goes through the creation of the template, you'll learn about a number of different features in CorelDRAW. So even if you aren't... Posted Mar 24 2008, 09:44 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: coreldraw, design, free, video, t-shirt, tutorial

• Two Great Books on Shapes for Designers

  I have to admit that the two titles I'm going to describe were unknown to me and seemed relatively obscure. Part of the reason for this is that the books are published by a German publisher and so the books really weren't on my radar. At least... Posted Feb 19 2008, 01:52 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: design, welt, shapes, patterns, neubau, modul

• The Evolution of the Google Logo

  I'm assuming that most of you are graphic designers. Thus, you are interested in how to create the best designs possible for your clients. Google went from nowhere to one of the most influential companies on the planet in ten years. But how was their... Posted Feb 13 2008, 05:11 PM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: google, graphic, design, logo