Then use the shape tool and drag the edges to make a circle. Step 29: First, select the logo and shift double click the rectangle tool. Step 28: Go back to the enhanced view, delete the original image, and center the logo by pressing the P key. Step 27: As we can see, it looks pretty good with some minor differences. Step 26: Next, we will compare the image with our illustration, so put it on the side and go to view and wireframe. Step 25: Since we want to print this logo, we will select CMYK colorspace and click OK. Here again, you can edit, merge, and delete colors as you wish. So all the colors will be replaced by the palatte in the Pantone color space. Step 24: Now, let’s change the color mode to Pantone solid coated. Step 23: As we deleted light green, so it is filled by the nearest green in the palette. Step 22: Then there is the option to delete the color by clicking on the color you want to delete and then click the trashcan icon. Step 21: Then there is the option to edit the color in which we select the white color and make it exact white Step 20: A couple of very similar white colours we can select and click merge to reduce the color palette.
Step 19: When we select a color, it shows in the preview with the diagonal lines. Step 18: Next, the colors tab gives us the entire color palette used in the illustration with the color mode. The last option is to delete the original image, which we do not want. Step 17: Then there is the option to remove overlap, which we do not want in this case and if you remove overlapping parts, then there is an option to group the color. If there are two green very near to each other, then it will be merged. Step 16: Then there are options to merge adjacent, which will merge the adjusted similar color, e.g. Step 15: Another option is to remove the color from the entire image, which will also delete the color from the text logo, which we do not want. Click it multiple times until you are at the desired state. Step 14: Suppose you have messed up and want to undo kinds of stuff, then there is an option at the bottom right corner to undo. Step 13: If you want to specify manually, select the eyedropper tool and select the part you want to remove. Then there is an option to remove the background and set it to automatically, which guesses the background and removes it as indicated by the checkerboard pattern. Step 12: Next, we will increase the corner smoothness to make the text appear a bit smoother. Next is the smoothing option, which we do not need in this case as it will smooth out the jagged edges from the scan, and in this illustration, the edges are smooth. Step 11: Let’s start with the details as we increase the details, we can see all the pepperoni parts from the image in the illustration.
On the right side, there are some trace controls to make it look great. Step 10: As shown at the top is the bitmap image and at the bottom is our vector illustration. Step 9: Let’s pick a logo to get started from the trace bitmap. Step 8: Some other options to trace in Centerline Trace are Technical Illustrations which trace black and white illustrations with thin faint lines, or Line Drawings which also trace black and white sketches with black thick permanent lines.
Step 7: In the PowerTRACE options, you can select the quick trace method, optimize for performance or quality, and also the option to merge colors. Step 6: In the options, menu go to CorelDRAW or press Ctrl + J
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