Foster D. Coburn III

Foster D. Coburn III built his first Web site in 1995 and he has been working exclusively in WordPress since 2013. He has used the Divi theme exclusively since 2015. Earlier in his career he was the author of 13 best-selling books on CorelDRAW and has been a contributor to numerous technology and graphics-related magazines. Foster has taken many projects, including this Web site, from the early design stage through to a finished piece. He has been a featured speaker at many graphics conferences.

Vehicle Templates Collection Updated for 2011

One of our most popular clip art collections is the massive Car ‘n Truck Pro Vehicle Outline Collection. For anyone creating vehicle wraps, it is a must-have. The DVDs in the collection have now been updated for 2011 and now contain for more 70,000 templates! A...

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Mad Marker Font

By the time I finish one of my books, I’m a little mad. No, not angry, the crazy kind of mad. As I was searching for today’s font, it was only appropriate that I choose a mad font. Mad Marker is the font and it looks like it was created with a really thick...

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Tara Bulbous Font

I remember the last time I was in Miami and I made sure to spend some extra time driving around looking at the Art Deco architecture. Today’s font, Tara Bulbous, would fit in quite well in those neighborhoods. Each of the characters features a stark contrast...

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Rope Font

Typically when April 15 rolls around in the United States, some of us feel like we are tied up in rope as our taxes are due. Due to an obscure local Washington DC holiday, we can delay our taxes until after the weekend. Given the rope them, I thought I would talk...

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Workarounds Can Be a Valuable Solution

I’ve detailed in the posts It Doesn’t Work and It Still Doesn’t Work some of the unreasonable requests for help that I see on a daily basis. There are other situations where a valuable solution is posted and the person who asked for help rejects...

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Woodcut Font

I’ve always loved fonts that include detail inside each character. It isn’t a font you are going to use for long blocks of text, but it can work great for a headline or a logo in the right situations. Today’s font, Woodcut, has details inside each...

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It Still Doesn’t Work

Later today, I’ll start another CorelDRAW Unleashed Training Boot Camp. The users joining me will come away with increased knowledge of CorelDRAW and there is no doubt their productivity and profits will soar. On the other hand are users who simply think things...

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PostScript Printers vs. Non-PostScript Printers

Many users are confused about PostScript (PS) printers and why they can be useful for a designer. There are features of CorelDRAW that will only output on PostScript printers. The one most often desired by users is the ability to control the halftone screen when...

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Caslon Antique Font

One of my favorite fonts is Caslon Antique. It takes the popular Caslon font and distresses the edges to make it look old and worn out. You may remember it as the font used for the Les Miserables logo. Both the normal and the italic weight are included in...

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Excess Nodes Revisited

A few weeks ago I wrote a post about Clip Art and Excess Nodes. In the post, I talked about some of the problems you may face when artwork has too many nodes. A user sent me a file that showed me yet another node-related problem that I wanted to share.In this case,...

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CorelDRAW Files for iPhone App Developers

Corel recently released the CorelDRAW.com app for the iPhone. The app makes it easier for iPhone users to interact with the CorelDRAW.com Web site. I don’t have an iPhone and I typically interact with the site via a mailreader so it isn’t something of...

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