Makhanlal Chaturvedi rashtriya

Patrakarita evaM sanChar

vishwavidyalaya

rewa CaMPus
a PraCtiCal rePort on
MultiMedia with Coreldraw
PreMier and sound ForGe

Submitted By :- Submitted To:-

Sheetal Shukla Miss Vandana Tiwari
Pgdca 2ND Sem Mam
Roll no. :- 228881
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aCknowledGeMent

I am very grateful to my practical guide Miss Vandana

Tiwari forgiving his valuable time and constructive
guidance in preparing the Practical. It would not have
been possible to complete this project in such a short
period of time without his kind encouragement and
valuable guidance.

Date..… Signature
Sheetal Shukla
PgDca 2nd Sem
Roll No. 228881
Thank You

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deClaration

I am Sheetal Shukla Studying PGDCA 2ND SEM From

Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Evam Sanchar
Vishwavidyalaya, Rewa Campus Certify that the Practical
Reportentitled “CorelDraw” of Prepared by me.
It is my personal and authentic work under the guidance of
Miss vandana Tiwari

DATE:

PLACE: Rewa Signature

Sheetal Shukla
PgDca 2ND Sem

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CertiFiCate

This is to certify that Sheetal Shukla Studying at PgDca 2ND Sem

from Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Evam Sanchar
Vishwavidyalaya, Rewa Campus has successfully completed her Practical
work our Institute this period we found she very Honest Sincere and hard
worker. And her behavior was satisfactory.
We wish best of luck for her future.

HOD Guided By
Mr.Ravi Sahu Miss vandana Tiwari
Department of PGDCA Department of PGDCA

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indeX
QUESTIONS SIGNATURE
Q1. DESIGN A BUSINESS CARD IN
CORELDRAW ?
Q2. DESIGN A HOLI INVITATION CARD IN
CORELDRAW?

Q3. DESIGN A DIWALI INVITATION CARD?

Q4. DESIGN A DEPATMENTAL LOGO FOR

PGDCA WHATSAPP GROUP IN
CORELDRAW?
Q5. DESIGN A PAGE COVER FOR COMPUTER
SCIENCE WORLD?

Q6. DESIGN A BANNER FOR NATIONAL

TECHNOLOGY DAY 11 MAY ?

Q7. DESIGN A VISITING CARD IN

CORELDRAW?

Q8.` DESIGN A BIRTHDAY INVITATIN CARD

IN CORELDRAW ?

Q9. DESIGN A GREETING CARD FOR

CHRITMAS ?

Q10. DESIGN A ADVERTISE POSTER IN

CORELDRAW FOR MCU ADMISSION OPEN?

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Q1:- DESIGN A BUSINESS CARD IN CORELDRAW ?

ANSWER:- BUSINESS CARD :-

How to Design a Business Card in CorelDRAW
With social media networks more frequently being used in business, there’s
been a no ceable decline in printed business cards in some countries; adding a
QR code might just be the right func on to save your audience me in this
digital world. In today’s business climate, being prepared with networking
possibili es, using digital business cards and social media linking, is vital.
At the core, a business card is all about networking and invi ng someone to
contact you, or for you to contact them. Historically the business card is an
invita on card, and in 17th century Europe, it was used to announce the arrival
of prominent people. Few things are so quick as handing over a card.
When designing a business card, you have the power to decide the hierarchy of
its contents. That said, you should bear in mind other cultures’ priori es. Some
cultures may priori ze the business tle of the cardholder whereas other
cultures are shying away from tle usage.
Before you start, decide what informa on you would like to have on your
business card. To follow along with this tutorial you will need a logo, first name
and last name of the card owner, a (company) postal address, phone number,
e-mail, a website link, and for this par cular tutorial, a QR Code.
Click on any of the images below to view full-size.
Step 1: Document Setup
Start by crea ng a new document in CorelDRAW by going
to File > New or Ctrl + N. In the New Document window:
 Name your document and choose CMYK or RGB color mode.
 If you intend to print on the back of the card, change the Number of
pages to 2.
 In the Page Size dropdown list, choose Business Card – unless you have
custom requirements for a different size or format.
 Select your orienta on and keep the resolu on at 300 dpi.

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TIP: Ask your printer if they prefer any specific color profile and color mode. You
can specify these in the Color Se ngs sec on.

In your new document, the Property Bar will display the basic document
informa on. Here you can set a new page size, change the orienta on, or
change the units of measure if you wish.

Step 2: Adding Guidelines

Guidelines help you set up your design, and help you work professionally with
the layout.
 Go to Layout > Document Op ons.
 Click on Guidelines and then the Presets
 Select Page borders and other op ons if needed.
 On the property bar, enable Guidelines in the Snap To dropdown list.

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NOTE: in previous versions of CorelDRAW you can set guidelines by going

to Tools > Op ons, then selec ng the Document > Guidelines > Presets
Click on the intersec ng point in the top le corner where the rulers meet and
drag to the top le corner of your business card document. This will reset the
0:0 coordinates to the top le corner and is helpful if you want to add
addi onal guidelines in the Guidelines docker.
You can also add addi onal guidelines by using the Pick tool to drag them out
from the rulers along the top and le side of the interface.
Step 3: Adding Text
With your business card workspace ready in CorelDRAW, start by adding the
company and contact informa on. Select the font you plan to use. If you’re
crea ng a business card for a client, ask if they have a corporate font they use.
Whichever font you use, CorelDRAW has some useful tools that can help you
find and manage fonts:
 The Font List, which allows you to group fonts by family or show recently
used fonts and filter fonts based on font technology, weight, width,
supported scripts, style, character range and more.

 The Font Manager, a standalone font management applica on where

you can find and preview local fonts, install and uninstall fonts, and
delete fonts that you no longer need.

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Ac vate the Text docker (Window > Dockers > Text) to access all the text
edi ng tools. In the Character sec on at the top, you can adjust the Kerning to
increase or decrease the space between individual characters. In
the Paragraph sec on below, you can use the Spacing features to properly
make your text more readable.

Step 4: Adding a Background Color

If you would like to have a background color for your business card, ac vate
the Rectangle tool and create a rectangle roughly the size of the card. Then you
can adjust the height and width values in the property bar, and center it by
pressing “P” on your keyboard.
TIP: you can also create a rectangle that is exactly the size of your card by
double-clicking on the Rectangle tool.
To remove the black outline, right-click on the No Color swatch at the top of
the Color pale e.

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Click on a color swatch in the Color pale e to fill the rectangle or use
the Eyedropper to sample color from an object.
Step 5: Adding a Logo
Import and place the logo, only using print-ready image files. You can use CDR
file format images, ff and in some circumstances PNG 24-bit format,
resolu on 300 dpi.
TIP: You can use a lower resolu on, like 150 or 200 dpi, but I recommend using
high-resolu on images like 300 dpi to be on the safe side. Just remember to use
original images created to 300 from the beginning, and not resampled images.
(Which, most of the me, are not good enough for print).
Step 6: Adding a QR code
When all the text informa on and logotype is set up in your layout, consider
adding a QR code to your business card. A QR code contains informa on that
can be read by smartphones and other mobile devices. This informa on could
be your contact informa on, or a URL to quickly and easily access a company
website or a social media profile such as LinkedIn.
To add a QR code, go to Object > Insert > QR Code. Use the Pick tool to resize
and posi on the QR code on your business card.

To edit the QR code informa on, open the Proper es docker

(Window > Dockers > Proper es). You can set the QR code type to a URL,
contact info or even a calendar event. Once you have entered the informa on,
click on the Validate bu on to validate the QR code

.
When all this is set up and you’re finished with your design, it´s me to create a
print-ready PDF document and send to your printer company. Now you are
ready to start networking!

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OUTPUT:-

Q2:- DESIGN HOLI INVITATION CARD IN CORELDRAW ?

ANSWER:- HOLI INVITATION CARD :-

STEP 1: create a new document.

STEP 2:- select the size of invita on card,
STEP 3:- size of card should be 4.5x 6.25 or 5x7 inches.
STEP 4:- change the color background of the card,
STEP 5:- ADD text with different styles.
STEP 6:_ THEN SAVE IT .

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OUTPUT:-

Q3:- DESIGN A DIWALI INVITATION CARD IN CORELDRAW ?

ANSWER :- DIWALI INVITATION CARD:-

STEP 1: create a new document.

STEP 2:- select the size of invita on card,
STEP 3:- size of card should be 4.5x 6.25 or 5x7 inches.
STEP 4:- change the color background of the card,
STEP 5:- ADD text with different styles.
STEP 6:_ THEN SAVE IT .

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OUTPUT :-

Q4:_ DESIGN A DEPARTMENTAL LOGO FOR PGDCA WHATSAPP GROUP?

ANSWER:- LOGO FOR PGDCA WHATSAPP GROUP:-

STEP 1:- create a new document from file menu .

STEP 2:- select the perfect size of it.
STEP 3:- choose the color background for the logo.
STEP 4:_ ADD TEXT AND SHAPE FROM THE SHAPE TOOLBAR.
STEP 5:- SAVE it>>.

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outPut:-

Q5:-DESIGN A PAGE COVER FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE WORLD MAGAZINE ?

ANSWER:- MAGAZINE COVER:-

STEP 1:- Open coreldraw and create a new document.

STEP 2:- Select magaxine cover size,
STEP 3:- Add tle on it “ computer science world”
STEP 4:- Change the background with different color.
STEP 5:-Save the document in file menu.

Output:-

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Q6:- DESIGN A BANNER FOR “NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAY” (11 MAY) ?

ANSWER:-
STEP 1:- Open coreldraw and create a new document.
STEP 2:- Select BANNER size,
STEP 3:- Add tle on it “ computer science world”
STEP 4:- Change the background with different color.
STEP 5:-Save the document in file menu.
OUTPUT:-

M.C.U REWA

Q7:- DESIGN YOUR VISITING CARD IN CORELDRAW ?

ANSWER:- VISITING CARD IN CORELDRAW:-
How To Make Business Cards
Business cards can come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but the most common
size in North America is 3.5” x 2” or 85mm x 55mm.
For this exercise, we will be using the North American standard of 3.5 x 2
inches One other design feature we will use is something that is called a full
bleed. A full bleed is where ink runs to the edge of the page (or card). To
accomplish this, the design element usually extends about 1/8” beyond the
edge of the card.
TRY IT FREE

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1. set the PaGe size

As men oned, for this exercise, we will be using the North American standard
of 3.5 x 2 inches. From the New Document dialog box (File > New), in
the Name: field type the name of the file as ‘Homes 4 Sale’. Next, from
the Size drop-down, select Business card. Select the Landscape icon and make
sure that the Primary color model is set to RGB then click OK. Finally,
from View > Page, select Bleed. This will give a visual representa on of the
bleed area.

2. addinG GraPhiC eleMents

We will start with the object that will bleed. Create a rectangle that measures
1.75 x 2.3”. With the object selected, from the Objects menu select Convert to
Curves. Now, we need to move the bo om right node to the le .75”. To do
this, click on the ver cal ruler on the right side of the page and drag it out to
the right edge of the rectangle. On the Interac ve Property bar, with the
guideline s ll selected, in the “X” object posi on, type “-.75” a er the value
there and then hit Enter. This will move the guideline to the le by .75”. From
the Toolbox, select the Shape tool and select the node in the bo om le
corner. With the Ctrl key held down, move it to the le to align with the
guideline. Now it is just a ma er of adding the logo and text. Posi on the logo
in the upper right corner and size it to 1” Horizontally (make sure lock ra on is

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turned on). On the bo om le corner type the full address and phone
numbers. We have sized this to 6pt and set the font to Arial Narrow and make
the text white. The only thing le to do is to add the Name, Title, and tagline.
For the name, use Arial MT Black 20pt, the tle is Arial Narrow 8.5pt and for
this card, we have used Baccus 12 pt.

ARJIT

3. PrintinG the Cards

In order to print these cards and retain the bleed, we are going to use the
Imposi on layout. Rather than take you through the steps here, go to Help >
Product Help and click on Search. Type in ‘Imposi on’ and click on the link
for “Working with imposi on layouts”. This will present the various methods
to use the Imposi on Layout. Follow the steps to To edit an imposi on layout.
To effec vely output the cards, set the layout to 2 across and 4 down. You will
also want to add a .25” gu er both horizontally and ver cally

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Q8:- DESIGN A BIRTHDAY INVITATION CARD IN CORELDRAW ?

ANSWER:- BIRTHDAY INVITATION CARD:-

steP 1:- Create a new doCuMent.

steP 2:- seleCt the size For invitation For birthday.
steP 3:- add teXt on it.
steP 4:- save it

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outPut:-

Q9:- DESIGN A GREETING CARD FOR CHRISTMAS IN CORELDRAW ?

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

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This also will be our steps to create the design.

Step 2 : Crea ng Worksheet

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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
A4.

Step 3 : Crea ng The 3D Text

Now that we have our worksheet set, we will begin to create the 3D Text, go to
the ” Text Tool ” in the le toolbar, select the ” AderaDisplay ” Font type which
you can download in the source page, and type ” Christmas “, similar like
below.

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A er that break the font by pressing ” Ctrl + A + B “, select the ” C ” text, go to

the top toolbar, and find ” Effect > Add Perspec ve “, now you will see that
there is a frame in the ” C ” shape it similar like below.

Using same steps as above apply it to the next text which is ” H “.

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Now apply it to all the text.

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A er that select the ” C ” text and go the ” Interac ve Contour Tool ” in the le
toolbar, apply the value below to create similar works.

Okay now break the contour by pressing ” Ctrl + K “, a er that select the
contour and go to the ” Extrude Tool ” in the le toolbar, drag the ” X ” marks
to the le side to create similar extrusion.
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A er that lets put color in it, go to the ” Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the value
below.

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Now apply the steps above on all the text.

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Step 4 : Crea ng The Burs ng Star

Now that we have our 3D Text ready, lets begin to create the Burs ng Star, first
we will start to create an Eyes.
Go to the “Star Tool ” and create a star shape similar like below.

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A er that lets create a contour or outline for the star by go to the ” Contour
Tool ” and apply the value below, you can use any color that you like, in this
case i use pink.

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Now break the contour by pressing ” Ctrl + K ” and go to the ” Extrude Tool ” in
the le toolbar, drag the ” X ” marks to the right side to create similar
extrusion.

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Go to the upper toolbar and set the Extrusion color into pink and purple or any
color that you like.

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Using same steps as above create as many burs ng star as you like, make the
color different from the original to make it more colorful.

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A er that group all the stars by pressing ” Ctrl + G “, and arrange it on the side
of the 3D Text.

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Step 5 : Crea ng The Cloudy Background

Now lets create the Cloudy background, go to the ” Ellipse Tool ” in the le
toolbar and create a circle shape.

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Create several circle shape un l it looks like a cloud.

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Now select all the circle, go to the upper toolbar and find ” Weld tool ” press it
on order to weld all the objects.

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A er that create two more circle on top of the cloud shape, similar like below.

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Put white color on the two circle and go to the ” Transparency Tool ” in the le
toolbar, drag the glass cursor to the bo om to create similar transparencies.

Select the circle, go to the top toolbar and find Effect > PowerClip > Place inside
container, click it to the cloud to insert the circle.

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A er that copy and arrange the cloud similar like below to create the Cloudy
Backgrounds.

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Group all the clouds by pressing ” Ctrl + G “, and arrange it on the bo om of

the 3D text and Burs ng stars.

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Step 6 : Crea ng The Christmas Tree

Okay now lets Create the Christmas Tree, first go to the ” Polygonal Tool ” and
create a triangle shape by applying the point or sides into 3 and drag it to the
worksheet.

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A er that go to the ” Shape Tool ” click on the right and le middle side of the
triangle and press ” Convert to curves ” on the upper toolbar, now you see that
there is an arrow on the corner, drag it on order to shape it similar like below.

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Now double click & drag on the le bo om corner of the triangle to create a
curve shape.

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Using same steps create a similar curvy shape on the bo om, un ll the triangle
looks like a Pine Tree.

Now lets put color in it, go to the ” Fountain Fill tool ” and apply the value
below to create similar colors.

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A er that make 2 copy of the pine tree by pressing ” Le + Right mouse ” while
dragging it, arrange the copied objects into top and bo om of the pine tree.

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Now select the bo om copied pine tree and put color in it by go to the ”
Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the value below.

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A er that select the upper copied pine tree, put green color in it, a er that go
to the ” Transparency Tool ” and drag the glass cursor from bo om to top to
create similar transparencies.

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Now place the upper copied pine tree inside the original pine tree using ”
PowerClip “, go to the top toolbar and find Effect > PowerClip > Place inside
container, click it to the pine tree to insert it.

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Okay now we are going to create a glossy detail for the pine tree, go to the ”
Bezier Tool ” and create a custom shape similar like below, put a light yellow
color in it.

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Shape it using shape tool, to blend the custom shape with the pine tree.

Now make it transparent, by go to the ” Transparency Tool ” and drag the glass
cursor from bo om to top to create similar transparencies.

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A er that place the transparent shape inside the pine tree using ” PowerClip ”
same as steps before.

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Using the same technique as above, create as many glossy effects on the pine
tree as you like.

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Now select all the pine tree and group it by pressing ” Ctrl + G “, a er that copy
the pine tree by pressing ” Le + Right mouse ” while dragging it, make the
copied pine tree bigger than the original and arrange it on the bo om.

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Using the same steps as above copy again the pine tree and arrange it to the
bo om.

Okay now we are going to create the golden ribbon, go to the ” Bezier Tool ”
and create a custom shape on top of the pine tree similar like below.

Shape it using ” Shape Tool ” un ll it looks like a ribbon that wrap around the
pine tree.

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Okay now lets put color in it by go to the ” Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the
value below.

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Using the same technique as above, create another golden ribbon, un ll its
completely wrap the pine tree similar like below.

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Now create a star shape using ” Star Tool ” in the le toolbar.

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Copy the star by pressing ” Le + Right mouse ” while dragging it to the middle.

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Put Dark yellow on the bigger star and white color on the li le star.

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Arrange it on top the pine tree.

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A er that create a thin needle – like shape using ” Bezier Tool “, similar like
below.

Copy and rotate the needle shape by pressing ” Le + Right mouse ” while
rota ng it.

Now select both of the needle and group it by pressing ” Ctrl + G ” a er that
rotate and copy it again, but this me make the copied object smaller.

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This will be our star sparkle, put white color and arrange it on top of the yellow
star on the christmas tree.

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Okay now group it by selec ng all the object and press ” Ctrl + G “, a er that
arrange it on top corner of the 3D Text group.

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Step 7 : Crea ng The Card Frame

Now our Christmas card is almost ready, lets create the Card Frame, go to the ”
Rectangle Tool ” create a box shape and resized it to ” 15,24 x 15,x24 cm ”
which is standard postcard size.

Lets put color in it by go to the ” Fountain Fill Tool ” and apply the value below.

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Now I need you to download the card texture in the Source Page above, a er
you download it import it to our worksheet by pressing ” Ctrl + I “.

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Cool, now select the texture, put red color in it and go to the ” Transparency
Tool ” in the le toolbar, apply the value below to create similar transparencies.

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Now arrange the texture on top of the card frame and place it inside the card
frame using ” PowerClip “.

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Now arrange the card frame on the bo om of the 3d Text groups.

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Create three box shape using ” Rectangle Tool ” and arrange it on the bo om
corner of the card frame similar like below.

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Now shape the box using ” Shape Tool “.

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Put color on the Ribbon, go to the ” Fountain Fill Tool “, and apply the value
below.

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A er that rotate and copy the ribbon, and put it on the top corner of the card
frame.

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Put it inside the card frame using ” PowerClip “.

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Final Image
And we are done, by using the same technique as above you can add more
details to the Christmas card to make it more exci ng like the final image
below.

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Q10 :- DESIGN A ADVERTISE POSTER IN CORELDRAW FOR MCU FOR

ADMISSION OPEN ?
ANSWER:- STEP 1 :- Create a new poster by clicking on new document,
STEP 2:- change the background color for the poster choose according to your
need.
STEP 3:- add text into it.
STEP 4:- create a logo.
STEP 5:- choose a shape and put informa on into it about the admission open
in mcu.

Output:-

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