Go to: Effects > Adjust > Contrast/Brightness/Intensity ( CTRL+B).
Make sure that the option " Transparent background" is checked.
Click on the "Banana" text to insert the circles. The mouse cursor will change to an arrow shape. Select the set of circles, go to Object > PowerClip > Place Inside Frame.Repeat the steps c), d) and e) to Break Group Blend Apart and Weld them all again. Blend two set of circles as shown on item (see Step 12 a), but apply only 20 steps vertically.Make sure that the distance exceeds the height of the word "Banana" slightly. Hit the + key on the numerical number pad to create a new object, hold down the Ctrl key, and dragging the mouse down, position the new set of circles aligned with the upper set.With all circles selected click on the Weld icon in the Property Bar.Select circles and ungroup all ( Ctrl+U).Press Ctrl+K to Break Group Blend Apart.Click on the Blend tool ( Toolbox > Drop Shadow flyout menu > Blend Tool), and drag the mouse from one circle to another.Fill circles with an orange color and right-click the 'no color' swatch in the color palette to remove the outline. Adding a Blend Effect: Draw two small circles with the Ellipse tool ( Toolbox > Ellipse or F7), 2.0 mm in diameter, and place them horizontally with a distance slightly exceeding the width of word "Banana".The 'Outline' object will now display a gradient fill as shown in the red circles in the image below. Click on the Fountain Fill icon and adjust the fill colors. Select the new object that was created and press F11 to edit the fill. Once the outline has been converted we can apply new colors - in this case a Fountain Fill.Click on Object > Convert outline to object (or Ctrl+Shift+Q). Deselect and select the text object only.This will break apart the text and the drop shadow. First right-click a text object and choose Break Drop Shadow Object Apart from the context menu (or click Ctrl+K).To solve this we first need to convert the outline to an object. By default, outlines will not accept a Fountain fill effect (only solid colors).Set the shadow parameters in the Property Bar as needed. Repeat Step 07 to add a Drop Shadow to the text.Select the next text object (Banana), and using the Text Properties in the Object Properties docker, fill with a yellow color and apply a white outline (thickness: 1.5 mm).Drag the mouse from the text to create the shadow and adjust the shadow parameters in the Property Bar. Select the text "The Nutritional Power." and click on the Drop Shadow tool ( Toolbox > Drop Shadow).We will start by filling the text objects with a white color, just to have a better view contrast. Type the various text objects and resize them ( Toolbox > Text tool or F8).Hold down the left mouse button and drag upwards until you get a satisfactory transparency. Place the mouse cursor in the center of the photo. Select the banana leaf photo and click on the Transparency tool icon in the Toolbox.Then select the resized photo and hit the P key to center the image on the page.
Resize the photo in order to fit the A4 format ( Bitmaps > Resample), or crop to size by using the Crop tool from the Toolbox and adjusting the size of the cropping area in the Property Bar to fit A4.(Make sure that any backgrounds have been removed from the image before importing). Next, import the photo of the Banana Leaf: File > Import or CTRL+I.To edit the fill color, double-click the Fill color swatch in the Status bar and edit the color value). Select the page frame and fill with a dark green color (in this case, C100 M30 Y100 K25).or CTRL+N), go to Layout > Page Setup and click on ' Add Page Frame' (A page frame can also be added by double-clicking on the Rectangle tool in the Toolbox). This example will be done using the A4 format (210x 297mm) with 3 photos: a half peeled banana, a banana leaf and a vitamin cup.The fonts used in our project are: In this example we will create a fake poster that, in addition to halftone effect, will also have drop shadows applied, a gradient effect to outlined text, and the PowerClip feature that allows us to place decorative elements inside fonts and/or objects. One of these features is the halftone effect which can be used as an image background to emphasize the main figure.
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