The blank white space in a paper spread signifies conception of another unique design. It is a signal of another graphic style that will perhaps go on trend for years. Why do painters look into a blank canvass fondly? Because lurking in those white spaces are art waiting to be created in his hands.

Also, white spaces signify composition. Before doing any kind of graphics manipulation in a workspace, physical confinements of designs are first laid out. A design impact’s potential is often encompassed by physical confinements of paper pages’ sizes.

In composition, an entire work space is roughly blocked in first. The artist will then limit up spaces needed to create his designs and white space he will be leaving out. A crowded design is never good. The eyes tend to shy away from overflowing and overdone designs. As such, amount of white space you have left out in your design workspace might be essential thing that will attract viewers and users.

Everyone of us knows that CorelDraw is software program for creating vector graphics. However, with Photoshop’s Pen Tool, you can create paths over an image and create an equally passable vector graphics that’s lifelike. Pen Tool can do it for you by creating a power-packed modern tracing effect.

Preparing to start? First of all, choose an image you would like to trace vectors in. Any image you like would be applicable. You can even grab it from either gogle or a stock image CD. But, as a beginner, it’s best to pick something that has a face in it or an animal’s head. With this kind of image, experiment won’t get too complicated for you comprehend. Scale down large images that you have chosen to more workable proportions.