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The design world is always creating new challenges for the apps that are fighting for a bigger market share. And Corel’s Graphics Suite has always been a member of this elite list. In this article, we will see what CorelDRAW is and 22 CorelDRAW tutorials to reach new heights in your design skills.

Article overview: What is CorelDRAW? Getting started with CorelDRAW Graphic Design Tutorials Drawing Tutorials Digital Marketing Tutorials Website and App Design Tutorials

What is CorelDRAW?

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is a legacy app that was launched back in 1989. It’s the  “archrival” of Illustrator , and for decades, people have considered these two apps as the main graphic design software solutions. CorelDRAW is responsible for millions of designs created each month.

Why do people love CorelDRAW?

Corel’s graphic design app has a rating of 4.3/5 stars in G2. And while it has some shortcomings, it’s a preferred option for many designers and agencies on a budget, as it allows a one-time purchase, albeit being a bit pricey. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite does not only include CorelDRAW – but it also has a couple of useful apps, like Aftershot HDR and Photo-Paint, which help handle photos and raster images.

Being a complete software package makes the app an excellent choice for professional work.

Getting started with CorelDRAW

1. beginner tutorial.

CorelDRAW is a mature graphic design software. There are a lot of different features and tools that you can apply in your works. However, if you need to start from zero, this CorelDRAW beginner tutorial might be the proper option for you. You will see how to add shapes in CorelDRAW, add effects, create texts, and create custom artwork.

2. CorelDRAW 2022 New Features

Corel is committed to updating its Graphics Suite. CorelDRAW was a bit lacking a few years ago, but nowadays, things have changed. Among the new things you’re about to see in the video are some updates to Corel Photo-Paint, a tutorial library for CorelDRAW that is customized according to your needs and experience, as well as some changes in multipage view and an improved export docker.

3. How to Work with Shapes in CorelDRAW?

Shapes are the main element that is used in graphic design. Since CorelDRAW works with vector files , you need to know the basics of how to work with vectors. In this CorelDRAW tutorial for beginners, you will learn how to access the shape tool, and the most important details about it. Everything is well explained on the screen, so even if you miss a sentence or two, you can easily scroll back and watch it again.

4. How to Use the Pen Tool in CorelDRAW?

Working with the pen tool is a must-have for anyone who calls themselves a designer. In this CorelDRAW tutorial, you will learn how to use the pen tool to track objects and follow guidelines in order to create consistent designs. You will also see how to use the nodes to create custom shapes.

5. How to Work with Color in CorelDRAW?

Working with color is crucial in design. In this video guide, you will see how to use the color palette in CorelDRAW. You will also see how to add our color palette and have it available at all times. The video also offers some practical tips, and if you don’t know how to use the color theory , you might get a good value watching this tutorial.

Graphic Design Tutorials

6. how to create a business card in coreldraw.

Business cards are one of the first tasks in graphic design. In this CorelDRAW tutorial, you will see how to create a business card with a lovely triangle pattern. You will also see how to use premium colors (black, red, and white), and make the design exclusive. If you want inspiration for a creative business card design, this is it. Bear in mind the video is without background music and voiceover.

7. How to Make a Flyer Design in CorelDRAW?

Designing a flyer might be a very powerful move if you want to promote your services. Among the CorelDRAW flyer design tutorials, we find this one most useful. You will see how to add images and add them in the frame, as well as create beautiful curves across the design. Last but not least – this guide will help you follow the color guidelines and add social media handles.

8. How to Create a Logo Design in CorelDRAW?

Company logos are the first sign of a good company branding strategy. In this logo design tutorial, you will see how to create a modern wordmark logo that is perfect for law firms or FinTech businesses. What grabbed us in this video guide is how each step is explained in a simple-to-understand way. You will see how to break the text, add custom shapes, and use the outline to “erase” unnecessary elements.

9. How to Design a Brochure in CorelDRAW?

Brochures are a good way to stand out in front of customers. In this video, you will learn how to create an abstract business brochure in CorelDRAW that can engage potential users/customers. The key skills you will acquire are how to align shapes in the design, add images, focus on branding, and add contact details.

10. How to Create Package Design in CorelDRAW?

Package design is an area where CorelDRAW excels at. In this package design tutorial, you will see how to create amazing graphics for a coffee product. What we loved here is that each step is explained quite well. You will see how to use the color eyedropper tool to replicate the original design colors, as well as learn how to utilize shapes the best way possible. On top of that, you will see which shortcuts are used on the left.

11. How to Create Infographics in CorelDRAW?

Marketing infographics are a great way to grab attention, as they can help you visualize your ideas. In this CorelDRAW infographics tutorial, you will see how to create simple process infographics that explain three steps of doing a procedure. What we liked the most in this video is that the whole concept is pretty straightforward, and the guide is beginner-friendly.

12. How to Design a T-Shirt in CorelDRAW?

The T-Shirt design industry is generating billions annually, and it gives creative people a chance to succeed. In this T-Shirt design tutorial, you will learn how to learn the concept of making a T-Shirt design mockup. The video shows how to position a pocket or a logo and gives a good idea of how to apply your designs to apparel. If you are interested in T-Shirt designs, you can check some other T-Shirt design apps .

13. How to Make a Menu Card Design in CorelDRAW?

Restaurant menus are quite popular graphic design assignments. In this CorelDRAW tutorial, you will see how to create a professional menu card from scratch. You will see how to position your images, as well as the different categories, dishes, and prices. The texts are well-positioned and you see how to add details for delivery and restaurant address.

Drawing Tutorials

14. how to add brushes in coreldraw.

Creativity means doing something others don’t do. That’s what custom brushes are for. They can give you the extra “spark” in your designs. In this short CorelDRAW tutorial, you will see how to create a custom brush in CorelDRAW so that you can get more from your designs.

15. How to Draw in Perspective in CorelDRAW?

CorelDRAW is extremely powerful when it comes to drawing in perspective. In this CorelDRAW perspective drawing tutorial, you will learn how to come up with 2-point and 3-point perspectives. You will also see how to position the objects on the perspective plain so that it looks properly.

16. How to Create Anime Artwork in CorelDRAW?

Coming up with anime artwork is always a pinnacle of drawing. In this speed art tutorial, you will see how to turn a sketch into a cool anime illustration in around 20 minutes. We have to mention it is an advanced CorelDRAW tutorial, as there isn’t much explanation, but there is a good concept behind the artwork.

17. How to Design a 3D Cube in CorelDRAW?

3D shapes have become a standard in any type of design. We see them everywhere. In this CorelDRAW tutorial, you will see how to make a normal hexagon into a 3D cube. What we like in this video is that all actions in CorelDRAW are mentioned on the left, and at the bottom, we see the instructions.

Digital Marketing Tutorials

18. how to design a facebook post in coreldraw.

CorelDRAW is very flexible and will help you create posts for your social media accounts with ease. In this CorelDRAW social media design tutorial, you will learn how to create a funky post by utilizing images, composition, and fonts.  Just like in the previous video, all commands and actions are displayed as subtitles.

19. How to Create an Instagram Story in CorelDRAW?

Instagram stories are one of the most used forms of digital marketing content, as they are easy to share and can reach many people. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to create an Instagram story ad, with all the necessary details – a graphic design, brand logo, special offer, and, of course – a call-to-action button.

20. How to Design a Facebook Cover Photo in Illustrator?

Facebook covers are some of the most overlooked designs, but they can have a huge impact. In this Facebook cover image tutorial, you will learn how to design beautiful artwork. What we loved here is that the video content is explained in the beginning, so you know what the whole content will cover. You’ll also see how to manipulate shapes, add texture effects, and position vectors on the canvas.

Website and App Design Tutorials

21. how to create a landing page in coreldraw.

Although CorelDRAW is not considered a UX/UI design app, it is still a vector software that can pull amazing designs. In this CorelDRAW landing page tutorial, you will see how to create an Aston Martin landing page from scratch. The steps are explained on the right corner, so you can follow what is happening in real-time.

22. How to Design a Mobile UI in CorelDRAW?

Mobile user interfaces are the next big thing in design. In this CorelDRAW UI tutorial, you will learn how to create a mobile furniture shopping app from scratch. What we loved in the video was how smooth and realistic the pages were and how practical this video in general was. There is a CTA button, multiple menus, and effects. The color palette is consistent and professional, too.

CorelDRAW is one very capable vector graphic software. With some skills, you can craft many designs, and even if you take it in “terra incognita,” with the help of some CorelDRAW tutorials, you can achieve magnificent results.

If you find our video tutorials helpful, you can also check out some other articles that you might find interesting:

• Get Started With Adobe Illustrator: 12 Tutorials To Step Up Your Game [2022]
• The Top 24 Figma Tutorials To Create a Killer Design In 2022
• 30 Amazing Adobe Photoshop Tutorials for Beginners [2022]

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Creating Graphics for a Full Screen PDF Presentation

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This tutorial will show you how to create great looking presentation graphics with CorelDRAW X3. Take advantage of the more powerful design features of CorelDRAW to make polished, detailed, professional presentations. To show your slide-show in full screen, you just have to export your document as a full screen  PDF .

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You can easily create great-looking presentations with CorelDRAW by exporting your document as a full screen PDF. You make your presentation stand out by creating eye-catching master pages, using charts to get your message across, and adding navigational buttons. For best results, start with a new document with a landscape orientation.

You can make change an open document’s orientation by clicking the  Landscape  button on the property bar.

The size of the document doesn’t matter, as the end result, the full screen PDF, will fit to the screen.

Creating the master page

Now, you’ll create a master page, which contains all the design elements — such as backgrounds, logos or titles —  that will be shown on all pages.

1. Click  Window > Dockers > Object Manager.  The Object Manager docker opens at the right side of the screen.

2. In the Object Manager, right-click  Master Page , and click  New Master Layer  (all pages).

3. Rename this layer  General , and a new layer,  General (all pages),  is created.

4. Next, import an image for the background by clicking  Window > Dockers > Connect , and dragging the desired image or clipart onto the page.

5. Scale the image to fit the page by dragging the midpoints on the top and side of the image.

Regardless what image you chose for the background, it will likely interfere with text and other messages. To make the text and messages stand out, you should create some information boxes.

6. To insert the information boxes, create two rectangles as shown below by using the Rectangle tool from the toolbox.

7. To round the corners of the rectangles, select the rectangle, and then choose the Shape tool from the toolbox.

8. The rectangle has four anchor points, one in each corner. When you drag one of these points, you can round the corners. Notice that the property bar is context-sensitive, so it displays controls directly related to what you’re doing.

To the right of these fields, there’s’ a lock icon. When you disable this lock, you can round the corners separately.

9. Now, fill the rectangles using the  Fill  tool in the toolbox with 50% gray, which is works well for white text.

10. Next, create a black area at the top of the rectangles that will contain text, by drawing a horizontal line using the  Bezier  tool.

11. Click the  Smart Fill  tool, select black, and fill the area.

12. The rectangle to the left will be used as a navigational area, and the one to the right will be used for the actual information. You might want to draw a darker grey line to separate a headline of text from the sub-information using the  Bezier  tool.

You can draw a perfectly horizontal line by pressing the Ctrl key and clicking the start and endpoint of the line.

13. You can change the thickness of the line on the property bar by selecting the line with the Pick tool. You can change the line color simply by right- clicking a color in the Color palette.

Now you can put a company logo into the top-right frame by clicking File > Import, browsing your computer to find the logo, and clicking the  Import  button in the Import dialog box.

Insert header text using the  Text  tool to complete the master page:

Now you have the master content, which will be consistent throughout all pages.

Feel free to experiment with the different information containers. The previous image shows another example, in which the left bottom frame will contain navigational buttons.

Now you can start to work on the content of the individual pages. To switch from the Master page to the individual pages, double-click the page icons:

Creating pie charts

On this page, you will draw a pie chart of five pieces.

• Draw a circle with the  Ellipse  tool, and fill it with a light orange color.
• Copy the circle, and paste it 4 times.
• Select the top circle, and select the  Shape  tool.

The outline of the circle will appear with a dotted line and an anchor point at the top of the circle. When you drag this anchor point counter clockwise, you create pie slices by dragging inside the circle, and line-segments, when you drag outside the circle.

• Drag the anchor point to an angle 36 degrees to create the first pie slice.

• Darken the orange color by pressing  Ctrl  and clicking black in the Color palette once or twice. For every click, you add 10% of black to the orange color.
• Repeat the steps with the other circles, making the slices bigger and darker in colour as you go along.
• Add some white text next to the slices.

Creating flow charts

Flow charts are another way to communicate complex information. CorelDRAW has many ready-made symbols designed specifically for flow charts. And you can connect the symbols with lines that snap to the symbols. When you rearrange the symbols in the chart, the lines will automatically follow the symbols.

In the toolbox, you will find the  Basic Shapes  flyout.

This flyout contains many tools for adding a variety of ready-made to your drawing, including the  Flowchart Shapes  tool. When you click any of these tools, you can click the  Perfect Shapes  button on the property bar to access the available shapes.

To add a shape, just select it, and and click the in your drawing. You can enhance a shape by adding a shadow using the  Drop Shadow  tool from the  Interactive Tools  flyout

• Using the Drop Shadow tool, click the shape that you want to apply the shadow to.
• Drag from the center or side of the object until the drop shadow is the size you want.

To add finishing touches to the flowchart, you can add connector lines between shapes. You can customize connector lines by modifying their thickness and adding arrowheads.

The Connector Tools flyout offers tools for creating a variety of connector lines, such as straight, right-angled, and more.

Creating interactive navigational buttons

You might have noticed navigational buttons in the bottom left box in the sample image. These are a series of triangles that offer document navigation opitons.

You can make any shape in your drawing interactive by right-clicking it and clicking  Internet Links,  which provides a list of the pages in your document. Just select the appropriate page for your button.

Publishing your presentation as a full screen PDF

Finally, it’s time to publish your document as a full-screen PDF.

Click  File > Publish To PDF.

In the  Publish To PDF  dialog box, click the Settings button.

In the  PDF Settings  dialog box, click the  Document  tab, and enable the  Full Screen  and  Include   hyperlinks , and click the  OK  button.

When you open the PDF, it opens in full screen.

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Creating Graphics for a Full Screen PDF Presentation in CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite X7

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This tutorial has been written for CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite X7. While similar features might be available in previous releases, the tutorial will be fully applicable to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7 only.

You can easily create great-looking presentations with CorelDRAW X7 by exporting your document as a full screen PDF. You make your presentation stand out by creating eye-catching master pages, using charts to get your message across, and adding navigational buttons. For best results, start with a new document with a landscape orientation.

You can make change an open document’s orientation by clicking the Landscape button on the property bar.

The size of the document doesn’t matter, as the end result, the full screen PDF, will fit to the screen.

Creating the master page

Now, you’ll create a master page, which contains all the design elements — such as backgrounds, logos or titles — that will be shown on all pages.

1. Click Window > Dockers > Object Manager.

The Object Manager docker opens at the right side of the screen.

2. In the Object Manager, right-click Master Page , and click New Master Layer (all pages).

3. Rename this layer General , and a new layer, General (all pages), is created.

4. Next, import an image for the background by clicking Window > Dockers > Connect , and dragging the desired image or clipart onto the page.

5. Scale the image to fit the page by dragging the midpoints on the top and side of the image.

Regardless what image you chose for the background, it will likely interfere with text and other messages. To make the text and messages stand out, you should create some information boxes.

1. To insert the information boxes, create two rectangles as shown below by using the Rectangle tool from the toolbox.

4. Now, fill the rectangles using the Fill tool in the toolbox with 50% gray, which is works well for white text.

5. Next, create a black area at the top of the rectangles that will contain text, by drawing a horizontal line using the Bezier tool.

6. Click the Smart Fill tool, select black, and fill the area.

7. The rectangle to the left will be used as a navigational area, and the one to the right will be used for the actual information. You might want to draw a darker grey line to separate a headline of text from the sub-information using the Bezier tool.

You can draw a perfectly horizontal line by pressing the Ctrl key and clicking the start and endpoint of the line.

8. You can change the thickness of the line on the property bar by selecting the line with the Pick tool. You can change the line color simply by right- clicking a color in the Color palette.

Now you can put a company logo into the top-right frame by clicking File > Import, browsing your computer to find the logo, and clicking the Import button in the Import dialog box.

Insert header text using the Text tool to complete the master page:

Now you have the master content, which will be consistent throughout all pages.

Feel free to experiment with the different information containers. The previous image shows another example, in which the left bottom frame will contain navigational buttons.

Now you can start to work on the content of the individual pages. To switch from the Master page to the individual pages, double-click the page icons:

Creating pie charts

On this page, you will draw a pie chart of five pieces.

1. Draw a circle with the Ellipse tool, and fill it with a light orange color.

2. Copy the circle, and paste it 4 times.

3. Select the top circle, and select the Shape tool.

The outline of the circle will appear with a dotted line and an anchor point at the top of the circle. When you drag this anchor point counter clockwise, you create pie slices by dragging inside the circle, and line-segments, when you drag outside the circle.

4. Drag the anchor point to an angle 36 degrees to create the first pie slice.

5. Darken the orange color by pressing Ctrl and clicking black in the Color palette once or twice. For every click, you add 10% of black to the orange color.

6. Repeat the steps with the other circles, making the slices bigger and darker in colour as you go along.

7. Add some white text next to the slices.

Creating flow charts

Flow charts are another way to communicate complex information. CorelDRAW X7 has many ready-made symbols designed specifically for flow charts. And you can connect the symbols with lines that snap to the symbols. When you rearrange the symbols in the chart, the lines will automatically follow the symbols.

In the toolbox, you will find the Basic Shapes flyout.

This flyout contains many tools for adding a variety of ready-made to your drawing, including the Flowchart Shapes tool. When you click any of these tools, you can click the Perfect Shapes button on the property bar to access the available shapes.

To add a shape, just select it, and and click the in your drawing. You can enhance a shape by adding a shadow using the Drop Shadow tool from the Interactive Tools flyout

To add finishing touches to the flowchart, you can add connector lines between shapes. You can customize connector lines by modifying their thickness and adding arrowheads.

The Connector Tools flyout offers tools for creating a variety of connector lines, such as straight, right-angled, and more.

Creating interactive navigational buttons

You might have noticed navigational buttons in the bottom left box in the sample image. These are a series of triangles that offer document navigation opitons.

You can make any shape in your drawing interactive by right-clicking it and clicking Internet Links, which provides a list of the pages in your document. Just select the appropriate page for your button.

Publishing your presentation as a full screen PDF

Finally, it’s time to publish your document as a full-screen PDF.

Click File > Publish To PDF.

In the Publish To PDF dialog box, click the Settings button.

In the PDF Settings dialog box, click the Document tab, and enable the Full Screen and Include hyperlinks , and click the OK button.

When you open the PDF, it opens in full screen.

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25 Free CorelDRAW Tutorials On Vector Design Techniques

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Vectors can be found all over the web.

They have always been used for graphic design and logos, but are much more commonplace with modern web techniques like responsive design . And there’s plenty of great vector software to work with: most notably Adobe Illustrator.

Yet one that’s often overlooked is CorelDRAW . This program can be cheaper than Adobe’s suite and it gives you a mix of graphics editing along with full vector support. Some designers also love the fact that CorelDRAW can be purchased with a one-time payment instead of by subscription, which is not the case with Illustrator.

Like any other software, learning the CorelDRAW interface can be a challenge. But with these free tutorials, you’ll have no trouble picking up the software and moving fast.

CorelDRAW Tutorials

In this collection, you’ll find a variety of different types of tutorials that will help you to master different aspects of CorelDRAW.

Just note: these are all video tutorials on YouTube so they’re best consumed alongside the software itself (a free trial is available if you want to give it a shot). Many designers learn better from visuals and that’s why I specifically organized this list with just videos and no written guides.

1. CorelDRAW for Absolute Beginners

This in-depth tutorial is a great starting point if you are new to CorelDRAW. It’s over an hour in length, so you’ll need to set aside some time to complete this one.

With that said, the video is simply incredible. You really will learn all of the fundamentals of this program along with the major tools and interface elements.

Just keep in mind this is really long so it may not be worth studying all in one sitting. But if you want a real deep dive try watching both videos and spend an afternoon working through the CorelDRAW basics.

2. Working with Mesh Fill in CorelDRAW

The Mesh Fill tool allows you to create smooth color transitions, resulting in very realistic looks. This is an important tool that you should learn if you want to realistic-looking objects in CorelDRAW.

This Mesh Fill tutorial is provided by the official YouTube Channel of CorelDRAW and at just under six minutes in length, it teaches you the basics of the tool very quickly.

3. Creating a Professional Coffee Label Design

Many graphic designers work on packaging and label design projects for clients, so this tutorial is very practical. You may be able to apply these techniques in your own work for a client.

The design that you’ll create with this 10-minute tutorial is somewhat simple but very attractive.

4. Professional Logo Design

Another common job for graphic designers is to create a logo for the client. There are a lot of different styles of logos, and some of the other tutorials below showcase other types of logos, but a simple logo like this one is a safe choice.

You could easily apply the skills learned in this lesson to create a logo for one of your own clients. This video is eight minutes long.

5. Tiger Logo Design

Another common approach to logo design is to use a mascot or an animal in the design. This tiger logo is a great example, and you can follow along with this tutorial (13 minutes) to learn how to do it. These types of logos are perfect for schools or sports teams.

6. Laurel Wreath Logo

When you’re trying to learn a new program the absolute best way to learn is by just tackling projects. But if you’ve never done anything before then you probably don’t have project ideas to work with. No worries friend, this tutorial has you covered with a really cool wreath logo guide.

It’s a pretty short video wrapping up around the 10-minute mark. This means you can work pretty fast even if you pause along the way to replicate the video on your own.

7. Geometric Line Art

This seven-minute tutorial will show you how to create an awesome abstract design. You can use the techniques and principles covered in this tutorial with some of your own creativity to create other types of abstract designs.

There are a lot of tutorials online that show how to create a similar type of design with Adobe Illustrator, but not nearly as many options for CorelDRAW users. This one is an excellent choice that you won’t want to miss.

8. Create a Text Label Design Using Free Fonts

In less than eight minutes, you can watch this CorelDRAW tutorial to learn how to create a nice text-based label with a vintage style. You could use this technique to create labels or badges for a wide variety of purposes, so it’s a versatile tutorial that has plenty of real-world value.

9. Creating a Label Design with Fully Hand-Drawn Ornaments

If you enjoy designing with a hand-drawn style, you definitely won’t want to miss this tutorial. It’s a longer one at about 20 minutes, but you’ll learn some valuable skills that you can put to use in your own designs.

10. 3D Logo Design

Here is another logo design tutorial, but this one takes a different approach than the others that have been covered so far. Here you’ll learn how to create a 3D logo with a mind-bending effect.

At just over eight minutes, this one won’t take up a lot of your time but it will teach you some pretty cool techniques that I’m sure you’ll be eager to use in your own work.

11. Diamond Logo Design

I love the style of logo that is taught in this CorelDraw tutorial. It’s a creative logo that makes excellent use of shapes, and the end result is a really interesting logo. This tutorial is 10 minutes long, so it doesn’t even take that much time.

12. Label Design Tut

Here’s yet another video with some BG music and a really simple non-guided tutorial.

Looking through this 8-minute guide I have to say, I really don’t miss having a voiceover. I can see why it’d be useful but if you just watch the screen you can easily replicate this effect.

13. Sticker Text Effect

A related YouTube channel CorelMaster also features a bunch of high-quality tutorial videos.

These are not exclusively endorsed by Corel but they do cover a huge range of Corel content, all of which deserve some attention from budding designers.

In regards to CorelDRAW, I specifically recommend this video on designing a sticker text effect with the software. It totals just over 18 minutes long and the end result is pretty darn impressive.

Along the way, you’ll learn how to create repeating patterns, how to emboss text, and how to design text vector elements that can easily be resized without losing the work you’ve done. All very useful things to learn, regardless of whether you ever wind up creating the sticker text effect for anything in the real world.

14. Making a Vector from a Photo

One of my favorite ways to use Adobe Illustrator is to turn photos into vector art and this video shows you how to do the same thing with CorelDRAW. The end result is a really awesome vector design or character that looks an awful lot like the photo.

Surprisingly, this video covers the entire process in about 11 minutes. It’s a great technique to learn whether you’re a beginner or an experienced user of CorelDRAW.

15. Simple Vector Portrait Using CorelDRAW

This is another tutorial with a similar goal of creating a vector portrait based on a photo as the starting point .At about 16 minutes long, this one is a little longer than the previous one, but it’s well worth the time to learn how to create these awesome vector portraits.

16. Flat Character Design

Learn how to create simple flat characters using shapes by following along with this video tutorial. You can apply these techniques and insert some creativity of your own to come up with flat characters that look completely different. In only about eight minutes you can learn some valuable skills.

17. Amazing Text Effects Creation Using Layered Text

How about some text effects? This CorelDRAW tutorial is about 15 minutes long and shows you how to create a nice text effect that you can easily reuse with your own projects.

18. Neon Sign

Many logo designers use CorelDRAW for custom text effects and mascots. But many of these techniques can apply to all graphics, which makes them well worth following. Much like this seven-minute video guiding you through the process of designing a neon text sign.

This should feel incredibly simple to follow even if you’re a total beginner. Not to mention the tools you’ll use to create the glowing effect will apply to so many other projects.

I wouldn’t say that there are many places where neon text fits perfectly. Yet if you could learn a few new techniques from this process, it’s well worth the time.

19. Realistic 3D Bottle

You may think of CorelDRAW as just a vector suite for creating icons and text effects. But it can also render full objects as 3D designs too. Take for example this video showing you how to design realistic 3D bottles from scratch.

These could be used in a promotional flyer or a banner ad. Or these graphics could be useful as a presentation tool when showing off a brand redesign.

If you know how to design a bottle then you can learn to design almost any 3D shape with a little practice. That’s the true value of this tutorial.

20. Creating a Cupcake Label

Another awesome food design tutorial with a small branding/identity twist. With this eight-minute tutorial you can quickly learn how to design a realistic cupcake brand from scratch. This includes an icon, some ribbons, and some neat text effects all merged together.

The concept of brand identity is not new. But it has only recently become more mainstream among digital designers working on the web and on tech projects.

If you can develop a solid understanding of UI, branding, and general graphics work, you’ll be a powerhouse in the design space with project work lined up for months.

21. Vector Tut

It is actually possible to create drawings with CorelDRAW. Granted the software is not the best for artists: for that I’d more recommend Corel Painter.

But it’s still much easier to create scalable vector drawings if you’re using CorelDRAW.

So that’s exactly what this video teaches in a total of 20 minutes. You’ll learn how to trace and draw a full vector woman from scratch with just the tools found in this software.

Note, it does help if you have a little bit of an artistic background before tackling this. Certainly not required but it’s a little different than other basic design tutorials.

22. Bottle-Shaped Text

Here’s a tutorial that really shows off the tools in this software, rather than creating a practical end result. You may find yourself looking to match text into a shape since that’s a very common technique. Thankfully what you’ll learn in this guide has everything you’ll need to replicate this for all design projects.

And this is one of the many tutorials that has no voice-over guide, only music and some on-screen instructions. But since this is only 10 minutes long I don’t think it’s hard to follow.

23. Coffee House Logo

Now here’s a much more practical tutorial on logo design.

Specifically a logo design for a coffee house or cafe. Seems pretty cliché, but it definitely works.

In this video, you’ll follow along creating a complete coffee house logo with a bean graphic and some warped ribbons. The final effect could apply to pretty much any business and it’s absolutely stunning from a designer’s standpoint.

24. Basic Line Art

Here’s one more artsy-styled tutorial for all you natural artists.

Specifically, this is a custom line art video tutorial and it goes pretty in-depth with the content. You’ll learn how to trace a drawing and create your own line art from scratch. Not to mention the final piece which looks incredible for a vector object.

It’s a fairly long video with just over 17 minutes of content. And there’s no voice over so you’ll have to follow along from the screen to copy the same techniques on your own.

Still a fun guide to learning digital art and vector design in this design software.

25. Tracing a Logo

And nearing the end of the list we come to this fairly technical tutorial on how to design and trace a custom logo.

The final result looks like a tech company’s logo or something that you’d find on a consulting firm’s website. It’s geometrically complex yet it still catches the eye.

If you’re somewhat comfortable working with shapes in Corel then this tutorial will take your skills up a notch.

But really all of these videos are worth checking out if you’re interested in learning and mastering the CorelDRAW software.

Frequently Asked Questions About CorelDRAW

CorelDRAW is often considered easier to learn than Illustrator or Photoshop. With the help of the tutorials on this page, you should be able to pick up the basics pretty quickly, although it will take more work to become an expert.

That depends on what level of expertise you want to have. In just a few hours of time, you could go through the video tutorials provided here and you’d be able to use the program at a beginner level. CorelDRAW is comprehensive software, so if you want to become thoroughly familiar with the majority of its capabilities, you’ll need to devote a few months consistently working with it.

CorelDRAW allows you to do most of the same things that you can do with Illustrator, and a lot of times it comes down to personal preference. Illustrator is more powerful but also comes with a steeper learning curve. Some designers prefer to buy software outright rather than paying a recurring subscription. This is possible with CorelDRAW but not possible with Illustrator.

No, CorelDRAW is not free. However, there is a 15-day free trial available, so you can if you like it before paying.

You can design logos, brochures, flyers, labels, package designs, text effects, and other vector graphics.

Jake is a writer and user experience designer on the web. He currently publishes articles related to user experience and user interface design. Find out more on his website or you can follow his updates on Twitter @jakerocheleau

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