Once that is done, we can move the image to the background by right-clicking on the image Order -> To Back of Page, or we can remove the background and outer ring to look more like a symbol. Step 10: Adding background images to a created Logo can be done by navigating through File -> Import, then choose the image that we wanted to set as background. In the below snapshot, a grey pattern is mapped to the outer ring of the ellipse. Step 9: We can add bitmap patterns to the design to make it more visually appealing by clicking on the Bitmap Pattern Fill icon on top of the document and apply it to the shapes. Step 8: Applying Shadow Effects, using the Drop shadow tool on the tools pane, apply the shadow to the design we can move the arrow-like the one on the below snapshot, which will make the shadow flow in the direction it points.
Once you apply it, you will get and direction of the pattern to apply over the object changing the direction will affect the design of the object. Click on the interactive fill tool and apply it to the ellipse, which will make the design look like the one below. The below snapshot has a Logo design created with Fountain fill on it. We can apply different fills like Fountain Fill, Vector Pattern Fill, Uniform Fill, Bitmap Pattern Fill, etc. Step 7: We can choose the right fill tool with a suitable pattern to fill it. We can fill the created shapes with an interactive fill tool or press G clicking on the icon from the tools pane will open all types of fill on the top.
Now that we have created a basic shape, we need to color it or fill it with patterns. There is a color palette on the right side select the text completely by CTRL + A and click on the desired colors. Then we need to draw a text box where we need the logo name. Step 5: We can add the Logo name inside the shapes by clicking on Text Tool or press F8. Below is the sample logo without effects using a rectangle & ellipse tool. In the same way, use the rectangle tool to create a rectangle. Click on the Ellipse tool on the right tools pane and drag to create an ellipse. The below screenshot shows a basic skeletal structure of a logo. Step 4: (OR) By using Shaping Tools – Now that we have created the document, from the toolbox on the left pane, we can use shaping tools like ellipse (shortcut: F7), polygon (shortcut: Y), and rectangle (shortcut: F6) to create desired shapes in the blank document. Step 3: Select the Logo template, and it will be automatically loaded to the blank document, By using the logo designs, we can copy it from templates and create a new document and paste it. We can use default templates to create logo designs navigate to File -> New from Template, then choose the category as Logos. The last option is Resolution which is Rendering Resolution in older versions of Corel draw it can be 72, 96,150, 200, and 300. The primary color mode will be CMYK there is another option like RGB too. Orientation can be landscape or portrait based on what we are going to create. Step 1: The first step is to create a blank document space where we can design and work on page size or size of the document can be a Web page, A4, or it can be customized pixels of width and height example, 800* 600 pixels. 3D animation, modelling, simulation, game development & others
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