Method 1 for creating three-dimensional pictures in CorelDRAW X7:

Step 1: Use the text tool to enter text and adjust the font size and thickness (here, take the words "Happy New Year" as an example).

Step 2: Select the "Three-dimensional Tool" in the toolbox, and then select the object to which you want to add a three-dimensional effect. At this point, to make it more obvious, you can add a stroke.

Step 3: Press and hold the left mouse button in the center of the object, and then drag in the direction of adding the three-dimensional effect. At this time, a control dotted line for the three-dimensional effect will appear on the object. Drag to the appropriate position and release the mouse to complete the addition of the three-dimensional effect.

Step 4: Use the stereoscopic tool to drag the white rectangular adjustment button in the control line to change the depth of the object's stereoscopic effect. Drag the control point at one end of the control line arrow to change the position of the three-dimensional vanishing point. At this time, we pull the white rectangle in the three-dimensional effect control line to the end of the arrow, and then adjust the direction of the three-dimensional effect (drag X to the center point of the word).

Step 5: Set the color of the three-dimensional effect. Select the third button "Use Decreasing Color". You can choose any color and set different colors.

Step 6: Duplicate a layer of text and use the interactive fill tool to create the effect. The type is linear, the angle is 90%, the border is 49%, and the color can be added as you like. At this time, the strokes will be deleted on images with three-dimensional character effects. (You can adjust the color on the original text, but many effects will affect the subsequent three-dimensional effect, so it is recommended to copy one layer to create the effect).

Step 7: Complete (you don’t need to move the position when copying in the previous step, here is for everyone to see the effect).

CorelDRAW X7 method 2 to make pictures have a three-dimensional feel

Step 1: Let’s first use the Bezier tool to draw a maple leaf shape. (Double-click the node when drawing with the Bezier tool to disconnect the handle.) After drawing, you can use the F10 shape tool to adjust it. For the operation of Bezier tools, please refer to the article The use of Bezier tools in CorelDRAW X7 software.

Step 2: Fill the drawn maple leaf shape with a red color, and the stroke with a red color and a thin line.

Then add a vein to the drawn maple leaf, still using the Bezier tool to draw it. Fill it with Autumn Orange and set the stroke to None.

Step 3: After drawing the basic shape of the leaf, select the object. Click the Interactive Fill Tool and select the Mesh Fill Tool in the expanded lower-level menu. The default number of rows and columns is 2.

When applying grid fill, you can specify the number of rows, columns, and intersection points of the grid. After you create a mesh object, you can edit the mesh fill mesh by adding and removing nodes or intersections, and you can also remove the mesh. Note that grid fill can only be applied to closed objects or single paths.

Step 4 Set the number of grids in the mesh fill tool property bar (upper left corner). Drag the selected node to distort the fill direction of the color.

The final renderings show:

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