Friday, 2 September 2011

Professional Masking

The most frequently needed, most time consuming and hardest job for graphic designers is making a hair mask.                
                                   If you have the right tools installed in your PC
                                                            Then making a mask is really easy.

Picture showing a neat and clean work of masking.

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

Photograph to Sketch



Turning a photograph to a pencil sketch was never that easy for the graphic designers. But latest software backed-up with the latest technology has made it much easier than before.

More over, you get much better finish with a customizable choice of the stroke length, depth, canvas texture, colour etc.

If anybody interested to know the trick in details can contact me over e-mail or you can get your copy of photograph converted into a sketch with a minimum cost and just one day of time.

Monday, 22 August 2011

Corel Draw X5 - Treat as filled object

Corel Draw x5 surprisingly doesn't have the "Treat as filled" button on the property bar. and it is very difficult for the earlier versions users to work on Corel Draw with "Treat as filled" option turned on.
So, here is the trick. Go to Tools > Options. Locate Workspace > Toolbox > Pick Tool. On the right hand side you will find the check box "Treat all objects as filled". Simply un-check this and your problem is solved

Corel Draw X5 - Laser Printing Problem Solved

On my first installation of Corel Draw X5 I faced some problems while printing the documents on My laser Printer. Basic problems were Texts with 100% Black fill doesn't print in black rather prints in dots. Any white filled text over any black object doesn't print at all. White filled shapes prints with fine dots inside the object. etc.

After a couple of hours I could solve this issue but that too isn't a 100% cure.
Before printing you neet to go to  : Tools > Color Management > Default Settings and select the "Simulate Color Management Off" and Check "Preserve pur black" options as shown in the picture.

This will turn the onscreen display to RGB but prints all correct. Again when printing is over, set the made changes to their default value to make the onscreen display correct.

If anybody find any other solution to fix this problem please share.