We hope you found this tutorial helpful and we would love to hear your feedback in the Comments section below. Simply change the number of steps and the shape of the path or objects that will serve as path, and you will discover that you can create very interesting effects such as the one shown below. This same technique of fitting a blend to a path allows you to create a variety of shapes. Remember that you can also move the nodes of the initial path and the blend will follow these changes interactively as well. Changes to the number of steps in the blend or to the first or second object will render different results. You can enhance this effect by increasing the number of steps in the blend or changing the size of the first or second object. Click on the path that you had previously drawn and the blend will take on the shape of this path. The cursor will change into a wavy black arrow. Release the mouse button and the blend is practically done. Then, without releasing the mouse button drag the cursor and position it over the second circle. The shape, as well as the fill and outline of the objects, are progressively modified to take on the shape of the selected starting and ending objects. The blend is in fact a progression of overlapping objects along a path. One will be the starting point and the second will become the end point of the blend.
You will need two objects in order to create a blend. This brief written tutorial shows you how to use some simple tools to create dynamic, three-dimensional objects in CorelDRAW.
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