CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6 Guidebook

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Artistic media


CorelDRAW lets you apply a variety of preset
brushstrokes by using the different modes of
the Artistic media tool. For example, the
Brush mode lets you draw brushstrokes, and
the Sprayer mode lets you spray images along
a curve. You can also create custom
brushstrokes from objects.


Different brushstrokes were used to create this image.

To browse the available brush presets, click
the Artistic media tool in the toolbox,
and click the Brush button on the property
bar. Choose a brush category from the
Category list box, and browse the
brushstrokes in the Brushstrokes list box.

To adjust the width of the brushstroke,
type a value in the Stroke width box on
the property bar.

To spray images along a curve, click the
Artistic media tool in the toolbox, and
click the Sprayer button on the property
bar. Choose a category from the Category
list box, choose a spray pattern from the
Spray pattern list box, and drag in the
drawing window.

To create a custom brushstroke from an
object, click the Artistic media tool in the
toolbox, and click the Brush button on the
property bar. Click the object, and click the
Save artistic media stroke button on the
property bar. Type a name for the custom
brushstroke, and click Save. The new
brushstroke appears in the Custom brush
category.

Images sprayed along a curve

A basic shape is used to create a custom brushstroke.
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