Now add a block shadow to the CHAMPS text.Д¬ontinue adding a block shadow effect to the other elements in the logo. Now apply a block shadow to the soccer text and apply some expansion to it. With the block shadow tool selected, click on the stars and pull down to add a block shadow effect. Working with the logo on the right, zoom in to the area with the stars. The one on the left has some block shadows applied to it and we can see that it really gives the design some depth compared to the version on the right with no block shadows. LetвЂ™s take a look at working with the Block Shadow tool and see how we can very easily and quickly dress up a design to give it some more depth. And you will see the block shadow has expanded creating block shadow with an outline effect. If you disable that, it will disable the expand block shadow spin box.Д®nable generate from outline and then go to the expand block shadow spin box and push it up to about 7. You can enable generate from object outline which enables the expand block shadow spin box. You can enable remove holes, which will remove any holes in a block shadow. You can set your block shadow to overprint with the overprint option. You can change the color of the block shadow with the block shadow color picker. You can do the same thing with the direction spin box. You can click the up or down arrow or right click and hold down on your mouse from the center between the two arrows in the box and move your mouse forwards of backwards to change the block shadow depth. Once a block shadow has been created, the options and features for the block shadow properties bar will been enabled. Click on the X to close the block shadow color and that will change block shadow color. Once you have created a block shadow you can change the color by selecting the Eyedropper tool and choosing a dark blue from the Color Palette. Pull down vertically with the Block Shadow tool, release the left mouse button, and you have created a block shadow. You can change the position simply by moving your mouse around while holding down the left mouse button. Click one time to select it then click and hold the left mouse button as you pull down and position vertically. To create a Block Shadow, select the white outline around the block shadow text. You will also notice that the Properties bar will change to the Block Shadow property bar. Click on it and you can see the icon will change on your cursor to indicate that you now have the Block Shadow tool selected. The last tool on the flyout is the Block Shadow tool. Click the menu icon and the flyout menu will pop out. The Block Shadow tool can be found in the menu item for interactive tools, which is typically set to the Drop Shadow tool. Go back to View > Enhanced and weвЂ™ll take a look at the basic functionality of the Block Shadow tool. Zoom in and you can see the block shadow has nice clean lines without all of the vector elements and line segments that would be created by the Extrude tool. If I go to V iew > Wireframe, you can see that. With the Block Shadow tool, you get a very simple vector line or object. When you go through the Extrude tool you can end up with many different vector objects. This makes this tool ideal for those of you who are working with vinyl or other materials and cutting with a plotter, those of you who need nice clean lines. One of the benefits of working with the Block Shadow tool is that it is simplified compared to the Extrude tool. This dynamic, interactive tool is very similar to the Extrude tool but simplified вЂ“ giving you the ability to easily add depth and dimension to your designs, as you can see with this soccer logo.Д¬lick on any of the images below to view full-size. In this tutorial we will cover working with the Block Shadow tool introduced in CorelDRAW 2018.

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