From time to time I'm asked to create logos and I do it using CorelDRAW. But when I present them to my clients I do it only the old 2D way.
I would like to go beyond that and start to use those nice, sophisticated mockups with which one can apply logos to different surfaces, like business cards, walls, etc.
I found this tutorial where the guy uses Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and talks about "Smart objects" while dealing with mockup layers and stuff.
How to present your logo with mockup. Adobe Photoshop tutorial
If I get those tutorial files, is it possible to get the same results using PP '17? If possible, how? Are there "Smart objects" equivalents in it?
FYI I'm a newbie to this program. I use DRAW most of the time and PP only occasionally for simple tasks. I tried to find clues from the tutorials available through PP's welcome screen TNA. TIA.
Also, in Ps it's possible the 3d Animated mockup.
Some of those effects are possible within draw as long as the shapes are vector. I do this all the time with mockups. With a little more tweaking it can be done.
Dear Myron, in PS this 3d effect it can be done in a few seconds.In CorelDraw now(present time) you can't realize this clear results in a few hours of hard work(using: Block Shadow Tool or Extrude). I don't use Photoshop(I do not need, for my works is enough PhotoPaint), but in this case PS is the best without any comment.
Photoshop is uncomparable to PhotoPAINT.PhotoPAINT can only do the basics of Photoshop. Only. The price tag has a lot to do with it too.Paulo, the illustration you show can very well be done in CorelDRAW. but nothing is automated, like mockups. Everytime, you will show a new design, they will always be different. Those mockups are now so popular that, even though the job is clean, no creativity comes from it. The originality of the logo designs fades away because constant same design we see everywhere.Like mentioned, nothing is automated in DRAW.I do this 3D manipulation EVERYDAY with CorelDRAW. It's pretty elaborate though. But with practice, it becomes easy and a routine.
Here's a sample of what I do in CorelDRAW. Like mentionned elsewhere on this thread, nothing is automated. This is a speed drawing (new attempt in video editing), not so much a tutorial.It will show you where CorelDRAW can go.https://www.facebook.com/454199301326430/videos/732906450782160/