How To Make A Retro Surf Design in CorelDRAW

[@almo7189]

I'm so glad you're back.

[@screenprintartist]

Thanks a lot!

[@nopeee500]

I'm really amaze on how you do it

[@jaybrown449]

Love the speed of your work!

[@screenprintartist]

Thanks a lot - caffeine helps!

[@Qukslvr]

Very cool looking design.

[@screenprintartist]

thanks Qukslvr

[@maheshreddy181]

Please upload regularly. I am regular watcher.

[@screenprintartist]

I will get back on it later this week - thanks for your patience!

[@joetylerdale]

This is great! TY

[@screenprintartist]

Thanks joetylerdale!

[@jacobdavid]

Good video. Except the distress effect was kind of heavy on the letters. Overall, you are quite talented with Corel Draw. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@screenprintartist]

Thanks for the feedback - this was done quickly and it is a good idea to always check legibility when using distress filters - thanks for the tip!

[@AndrewSmith-gi5ip]

Do you classes or is it just online? Been doing screen printing for 13 years and have been thru lots of artists... I leave the complicated art to them but don't want to be dependent on them for everything..... Some of these artist think that they are GOD.

[@screenprintartist]

I teach at industry shows and have a site: screen-printing-artist.teachable.com/courses

[@eagleeyeprintingdesigning5443]

PLEASE EXPLAIN YOUR STEPS BETTER, YOU TALK ABOUT DOING THINGS LIKE THE BLEND BUT YOU DONT SHOW HOW YOU GOT TO BLEND??????

[@screenprintartist]

at 2:00 - 3:30 I show the exact process for creating the blend - I created two squares and then used the "blend tool" on the tool bar and with this tool active I selected the top square and dragged it to the bottom square and the blend was created - hope this helps - thanks!