CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6 Breaking a powerclip into two colors.

Breaking a powerclip into two colors.

I'm trying to create a two color Chevron image. I have Powercliped the chevron into the word SPARTANS. But how do I now break the powerclipped image into two different colors while maintaining the shape of the word?

0 TheSign Guy over 8 years ago

Hello Zonez; It depends on what you are going to use it for, to how you do the job. It doesn't take long in CorelDRAW to make something vector from a raster. (Most of the Time...) Post a screen shot of what you have to work with & tell what you want.......

George
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0 Zonez over 8 years ago in reply to TheSign Guy

Hmmm... how do I post a screen shot?
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0 TheSign Guy over 8 years ago in reply to Zonez

You Click on the Use Rich Format at the bottom Right of your post. Then use the icon in the red cir, you are limited to size to 250 K I think. But you can emil me with the file if it's to large.

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0 Myron over 8 years ago

right click on SPARTANS and choose edit powerclip. draw a verticle line and center it on the chevron. If it's vector you can use the smart fill tool and click once on each side of the chevron. That should give you the two halves you need then just fill each as needed. Then right click and say finish editing this level
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