It’s no secret I’ve been a fan of CorelDRAW’s Artistic Media tool for many years. Have your custom-made strip follow a drawn (or an existing) path – watch this:
Alexander Penkin’s VariablesTool 2 now works in CorelDRAW 2018.
Create a Multicolored Stripe in CorelDRAW
Written by Jeff Harrison
May 30, 2016
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Jeff Harrison
Jeff Harrison is a media "Jack-of-all-trades", familiar with most of the major media applications on the Windows platform. Whether it's 2D/print, 3D, audio, video, or web-related - he's working on mastering everything that comes his way. He's a past Alpha and Beta tester for Corel, and has instructed students from all over the world. He runs the popular MacroMonster.com site, the #1 place for CorelDRAW macros. Also check out his youtube page, and his gallery at coreldraw.com.
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Jeff – This is great for screen printers who use butt-to-butt registration. Especially for the rectangle/rounded corners, duplicating & then reducing always throws off the registration & matching thickness (even when it is selected not to do that – ugh!).
Thanks for sharing your talents.