Wow! This video just explained exactly what I was looking for AND gave some beginner tips to help me get started with the tools I was scared of! Good job!
1st. The way you use that brazier tool is so good. I only start to use it properly (with the curve), never know about holding shift key features. 2nd. Is it not ok to just use the trace bitmap feature? end the last, I like your closing ~
in my opinion, trace bitmap feature only best to do with vector image, because if it trace the raster image, there are become too many unwanted node. thank you!
I like it a lot! but he sure goes fast, although you can control the speed of vid anyway. What I do not like is that in some parts he surely looks like he is working with magic since some tasks he does it with keyboard commands, which allows him to work fast but it keeps important things hidden to his viewers and since keyboard shortcuts could be different for different versions of inkscape and for different OS he should not relay on that while he is teaching his amazing content, he should stick with buttons available from the GUI. Other than that all the video is pure gold, thank you for that.
Bro this is a request to you please make more sports and specially football related poster tutorial as i am trying to learn gimp for football poster making...i really find your videos easy to understand and your designs are awesome. Thank you.
how do you create that three color thingy from the start. im following your tutorial (with a shark image) up until you started moving colors onto the layer, which im unable to follow. thank you.
Hello Zakey. Please the Tutorial website has no actual Tutorials at all. Just have assets and Tutorial outlines. I am new to Inkscape. But thank you for the tutorials so far.
Hello Zakey. Please the Tutorial website has no actual Tutorials at all. Just have assets and Tutorial outlines. Seriously the way you make those moves with the Baizer tool, literally makes it hard for beginners to catch up. On gimp, it was differently easy, but here... mehhh. I am new to Inkscape, that's why. But thank you for the tutorials so far, I will keep trying till I perfect it.
hell nah, aint not gonna spent time playing with those such annoying lines, its hard work and time, all i want is convert my great stable difussion image into a svg logo using inkscape export, is that posible?
Wow! This video just explained exactly what I was looking for AND gave some beginner tips to help me get started with the tools I was scared of! Good job!
Please
How can I get the set stroke tool that does not appear in the program?
I used this tutorial to finish my project for school, thank you so much!
Thank you, glad it was helpful!
1st. The way you use that brazier tool is so good. I only start to use it properly (with the curve), never know about holding shift key features.
2nd. Is it not ok to just use the trace bitmap feature?
end the last, I like your closing ~
in my opinion, trace bitmap feature only best to do with vector image, because if it trace the raster image, there are become too many unwanted node. thank you!
I like it a lot! but he sure goes fast, although you can control the speed of vid anyway. What I do not like is that in some parts he surely looks like he is working with magic since some tasks he does it with keyboard commands, which allows him to work fast but it keeps important things hidden to his viewers and since keyboard shortcuts could be different for different versions of inkscape and for different OS he should not relay on that while he is teaching his amazing content, he should stick with buttons available from the GUI. Other than that all the video is pure gold, thank you for that.
right now for the shorcut i put in on the caption, thank you for the advice
good tutorial
Thanks. Another excellent Tutorial.
Take care.
Bro this is a request to you please make more sports and specially football related poster tutorial as i am trying to learn gimp for football poster making...i really find your videos easy to understand and your designs are awesome. Thank you.
how do you create that three color thingy from the start. im following your tutorial (with a shark image) up until you started moving colors onto the layer, which im unable to follow. thank you.
It's a simple rectangle with color and text in the front
Thank you very much!!! ❤️
Brand ❤️
if i've created multiple layers, how do bring layer 1 to the front? and combine both layers together?
Select all the path and right click > move to layer > choose the layer
Hello Zakey. Please the Tutorial website has no actual Tutorials at all. Just have assets and Tutorial outlines.
I am new to Inkscape. But thank you for the tutorials so far.
how did you set your inkscape up for it to look like this?
I think you should change it every time you start work from file
Hello 👋 my brother Zaki...... I was wondering who was the most dependent. (gimp or Photoshop)
(Inskip or Instrater. )
very creative,thanks for the tutorial
Damn dude , you use the bezier tool like Samurai uses sword ...
thankkss 🔥!
Thanks for your video. I just discovered your channel. One more subscriber.
Hello Zakey. Please the Tutorial website has no actual Tutorials at all. Just have assets and Tutorial outlines.
Seriously the way you make those moves with the Baizer tool, literally makes it hard for beginners to catch up. On gimp, it was differently easy, but here... mehhh.
I am new to Inkscape, that's why. But thank you for the tutorials so far, I will keep trying till I perfect it.
well done bro
Will it be called a copyright logo?
the flamingo pic link where is it
@azmi hafidh where
please send me link
Look good! Thank you for making and sharing it! :P
I haven't used Inkscape yet. Anyway, your work is beautiful
thank you!
The intersection step doesn’t work with me although I do the same thing
NICE
beautiful
Thank you!
it is awsome
nice
Thanks
@@ZakeyDesign anytime
hell nah, aint not gonna spent time playing with those such annoying lines, its hard work and time, all i want is convert my great stable difussion image into a svg logo using inkscape export, is that posible?