CorelDRAW Graphics Suite

Basically, CorelDraw is one of the topmost vector graphics editors when it comes to designing logos and posters. In 1989, Corel released its first version, designed by engineers Michel Bouillon and Pat Beirne. Each successive release adds more features, making it the most preferred poster and logo design software. Users of the software can edit graphics in a wide range of ways using its robust graphics suite. In addition, it is capable of working with multiple layers and multiple pages and offers color balancing, border effects, and contrast adjustment.

With new features and tools constantly being added to CorelDRAW, experienced users will be able to do a lot with it. The interface can be challenging for beginners, but many improvements are designed to simplify what were previously complex workflows in the new version.

For years, image-editing programs such as Photoshop have had perspective correction tools. Traditionally, drawing with the correct 3D perspective has been a manual process for illustrators, requiring them to create repeating grids every time or draw rectangular shapes and then transform them to fit their perspective.

With the new perspective drawing tools, you can draw from one point (horizontal), two points (ideal for showing packaging and 3D objects), and three points (birds-eye). If you’re importing and pasting existing designs, just right-click to pick the alignment plane, or you can select a perspective grid, draw the objects you want, and they snap to the right perspective. Adding text, using the pen tool, or combining perspective with objects on the orthographic plane will give you the desired look.

This is a huge time saver for projects that CorelDRAW is used for, such as packaging designs and advertisements that clients like to imagine are on a supermarket shelf or an advertisement hoarding, even though they will be printed onto flat surfaces. A designer can create logos and designs and quickly apply them to objects with a 3D perspective that provides the context.