If you want to learn more about how Inkscape works, I have a 50+ part video series where I explain all of the tools and features in Inkscape and demonstrate how they work. Here's the link if interested: logosbynick.com/inkscape/
I looked at your site and daamn, you're good! It is really magnanimous that you decided to share your knowledge with everyone. I wanted to try out Inkscape a few days ago and without this series of yours I wouldn't even know how to start with it. Thank you and take care!
You have literally taught me everything I know and I can’t thank you enough for that man! Your amazing! You make it so simple to understand! I love your videos
8:19 auto smooth is great for when you just want to Inkscape to generate a smooth line for you. In order to show this off what you needed to do was move the node itself around. With a smooth node when you move the node that nodes handle will stay in the same position relative to the selected node. With an auto smooth node when you move the node that nodes handle will change position relative to the adjacent nodes handles. To really see this what you should have done is kept one adjacent node as a corner node and the other a smooth node then move the auto smooth node around to see how the adjacent nodes affect the auto smooth node.
I have to pause halfway through because OMG thank you so much for going over all of this with so much detail. No joke, I've been looking at so many videos trying to understand how nodes work and you have been the one that successfully hammered it into my brain! Great job, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your videos. They are really good. I alwayy watch the advertises an never skip them just to give the credit you deserve for your work. Best whishes from Germany, Mimi
Very interesting, I wasn't aware that skipping ads would impact the creator of the video in such a way. It is time for me to watch some ads to give my 2 cents of support ;)
Thank you so much!!! You are the best inkscape teacher in the universe! You explain stuff quickly and it is easy to understand! Also I do not fall asleep because you are able to present it in a very interesting way! Nice to have you here!!! Respectfully, another new student :)
Still very new to Inkscape. I was looking for more than just a quick crafters guide to using the program. Your videos have been outstanding! You provide great in depth clarity to all of the features and tools of the program. Thank you!
Nick; Thanks for your time teaching. It has been my pleasure to listen to some of your tutorials. You have a firm grasp of how to train a beginner without all the annoying human factors that I see and hear in other videos. For example when someone fills the space with ah, ah, um... or coughs in your ear etc. You are aware and considerate to explain your actions on the screen and keyboard that we might not see. Well done sir. Thank you.
Thank you!! This is EXACTLY what I needed!! I am working on a logo, ,and I had a closed shape drawn out with the B-curve and I needed to open it up and refine it to add more detail. I just needed to know how to break the nodes apart so I can use the B-curve again to further draw out a refinement of the geometry!! :-D Thank you so much for posting this!! Saved my day!!! :-D :-D
Impressive from multiple perspectives. The content is comprehensive. The pace is perfect. And the manner is easy. That you would take the time to put all of this together in such a compelling and easy style makes you a great teacher! Thanks so much.
God's honest, I try to do something, can't figure out how and say "How did Nick do that?" and revisit the relevant tutorial! So much to learn and I'm sure it will start to stick eventually but meanwhile you are saving my sanity - as long as I can remember which tutorial!! 😬😂
Interesting thing for me is that: while I don't know how to use Inkscape (hence I'm watching these videos), I'm noticing that it's basically UI for SVG files (for which I know the syntax). I know it may sound obvious, but this is, basically, a SVG editor! 🙂
Thanks so much for these videos. I am teaching myself Inkscape to make svgs for my Scan n cut machine and everytime I have a problem you pop up with a solution.
12:51 Thanks a lot for the proportion editing. that's what I was looking for. I wanted to increase the size of both upper ends of a v letter in the right angle (both nodes in both ends have different angles) and it just did what I wanted to do by selecting three nodes.
Thank you. I am learning a lot from your tutorials. I appreciate the pace you use. I often replay in 10-20 sec increments when needed. which is extremely helpful.
Greatly appreciate all the videos you have made Nick. Inkscape is awesome but without your help I'd have been in for a real struggle. Thanks for doing what you do for people like me. You make learning it much easier :)
I do have a question you haven't covered: how can I transform (i.e. move AND ROTATE) a set of nodes? Imagine the end of a tail pointing up, I want it to point down while keeping its shape
With the nodes tool selected, there's a setting in the tool options that says "show transformation handles for selected nodes." Enabling this will give you the same scaling/rotating handles you get with the select tool, only it'll work on the nodes.
@@LogosByNick Thanks Nick! I found out about an hour ago that you can also simply click on one of the node (once they are all selected) to toggle between resize and transform, almost like with the select tool
love these videos, this one in particular is great for showing effects on simply shapes. watched some a few years back. after a year away from inkscape, these videos are brilliant. just the right pace. i get frustrated waiting for explanations from other videos - these videos are just the pace, fast but actually informs you of all the details of what is going on. too fast? it's youtube, rewind :). stuck on other basic details then it's fine look at some others. also it is quick enough that anything i kinda know, it quickly gets on to stuff i dont know so i get to learn quickly
Nick - will you remake this video please? I really like your style of teaching and this would be a great one to re-do for the current release. And maybe go a little slower with some of the nuance things left out in this one...
Hi Nick, completely new at this and have never done anything like it! Somehow I've ended up being involved in learning Inkscape, sheetcam and Mach3 CNC all in a few days. I'm far from it obviously and haven't a clue of what I'm doing! Ha! I'm very interested and amazed by all that is available (for lack of a better word) in these programs. I have 4 more days to learn how to make 60 trophies and 80 plaques for a HUGE show. I don't even know where to begin....your videos are the only ones that I feel like I can actual understand and learn from. Some are just way to far advanced for someone so undereducated in this field. I would absolutely pay someone to do some one on one training with me. This may be something you could look into doing. It sounds like you have the passion and patience of teaching. Please let me know if you have any advice for me!! Thank you so much!!
hello, i have a little doubt about node handles. is there a way to set the length a handle extends to by inputting numbers like in the X-Y axis offset boxes? sometimes i've wanted two node handles to extend identically but it's very hard to accomplish. btw, there are some other cool things to do with nodes and handles that you didn't mention or didn't know about: • ctrl+left click on a node handle will reset it, if you do it on two handles that connect 2 nodes, the path between it will become straight, but today i learned that there's a button in the toolbar for it • shift+drag from an new / untouched node will make your cursor start to pull a handle out of it as long as you hold the click button • while dragging a corner handle, you can use ctrl to pivot it along its node by steps of 15 degrees (or with certain care, you can keep its angle even it it wasn't originally a multiple of 15). shift and drag to make BOTH of the node's handles pivot freely along their node of origin if there are two coming out of it. alt and drag to keep the node's length and pivot freely. now, you can actually try using more than one of these keys for combined effects on node handles • double clicking in the middle of a path will create a new node, while ctrl+alt+left click will delete it • ctrl+clicking on a node will shift across the 4 node types • mouseover a node and use the scroll wheel, you'll start selecting nodes along the path (apparently in the order that they were created) • ctrl+alt and dragging a node will keep its angle (you have to keep the cursor relatively close along to the dragging though)
thank you for all the information. I'm enjoying your videos already and just started watching yesterday. of course I subscribed. I hope to start creating my own designs sooner than anticipated. I am familiar with Gimp but wanted to use Inkscape to its full potential. Thank you Thank you for spreading your knowledge.
The tool icons are hard to see. If you zoom your canvas, it will be easier to see. Plus if you get rid of the black background of the tool bar, the visibility will be improved.
Thanks for all this information. I’m just playing with ink scape as I digitize designs for my sewing machine. Are use Bernina software for that. But this is wonderful for vector graphics etc.
Thank you for taking the time and putting the effort into putting these tutorials up, yours are the most helpful I have seen. When I try to create a path with an ellipse shape applied to it, Inkscape assigns a higher width to it than I want. I can adjust that width in the path effects editor, but as soon as i create another path with ellipse shape, it returns to the older width automatically. Do you know how to fix that?
Hi Nick! this is really useful. I am teaching myself inkscape to draft dressmaking patterns, which look much more like technical drawings, and my interest is mostly focused on paths. What I am trying to understand is how to break paths so that I can rotate portions of my drawing. In Illustrator I would use the cut tool, but what is the closest equivalent here, the break path tool? there seems to be considerable differences in the way they work an dI can't wrap my head around what it is.
Hi, I have a question . When I use Bezier curves in shape "triangle in" they are much more narrow than yours. The line gets thicker but still it's very narrow (on both sides, the difference on it is smaller than in video). Same with triangle out. I can't find any option to change the height of that line, is it possible to edit it somehow? I use newest version. And thank you for the videos, they are great!
hi Nick... this is realy a very helpfull video...thank you so much. i hope you can help me with a problem. ... i import images (jpeg or raster images) to create a vector image in inkscape for cutting sheetmetal with a cnc plasma machine. i am new in this...but i experience some problems. when i ''trace bitmap" in inkscape, i save the file as dxf or svg... when i open the file in ''sheetcam'', it shows double nodes and double lines on some corners. i cant cut the image with double nodes and lines... please advice. regards, johan
I converted a png image to svg....hit the nodes edit function...and HUNDREDS of nodes are surrounding it. I wanted to smooth the edges....but I can't manipulate hundreds of nodes. How do I maybe half them or lessen them so I can actually work with the image??
Hey Nick. Thank you for the videos. I am new to Inkscape and I was wondering if there is a way to move the handles of the nodes independently while using the Bezier Pen? I am trying to create vector hair and in all the videos I've noticed the ability to move the handles while creating the lines and I can't seem to figure that out. Any help would be great! Thanks.
I had same question! I finally found out how - click on the node and press "control + C" - it turns it into a cusp node. Control + S will turn it into a smooth node!
Hi QuAD, first of all, Inkscape is free for all because it is licensed under GPL and he is not using the most recent version but 0.48.5 (the newer one caused some unwanted feature changes he described on his blog). Also, he is using a dark theme and a custom icon pack which is all described on his blog. Older version: goo.gl/FwF45y Dark theme: goo.gl/GnkNJ8 Custom icons: goo.gl/4b54Kk Greetings mineTech
If you want to learn more about how Inkscape works, I have a 50+ part video series where I explain all of the tools and features in Inkscape and demonstrate how they work. Here's the link if interested: logosbynick.com/inkscape/
These tutorials are great! You have a very easy to understand way of explaining things. Thank you!!
Wisdom... I bless the day I discovered the channel
I looked at your site and daamn, you're good! It is really magnanimous that you decided to share your knowledge with everyone. I wanted to try out Inkscape a few days ago and without this series of yours I wouldn't even know how to start with it. Thank you and take care!
You are the Bob Ross of Inkscape, Thank you!
You have literally taught me everything I know and I can’t thank you enough for that man! Your amazing! You make it so simple to understand! I love your videos
8:19 auto smooth is great for when you just want to Inkscape to generate a smooth line for you. In order to show this off what you needed to do was move the node itself around. With a smooth node when you move the node that nodes handle will stay in the same position relative to the selected node. With an auto smooth node when you move the node that nodes handle will change position relative to the adjacent nodes handles. To really see this what you should have done is kept one adjacent node as a corner node and the other a smooth node then move the auto smooth node around to see how the adjacent nodes affect the auto smooth node.
I have to pause halfway through because OMG thank you so much for going over all of this with so much detail. No joke, I've been looking at so many videos trying to understand how nodes work and you have been the one that successfully hammered it into my brain! Great job, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your videos. They are really good. I alwayy watch the advertises an never skip them just to give the credit you deserve for your work. Best whishes from Germany, Mimi
Thanks for the support, glad to help!
Very interesting, I wasn't aware that skipping ads would impact the creator of the video in such a way. It is time for me to watch some ads to give my 2 cents of support ;)
Woah.. is it true that if I watch the ad it benefits the creator..?
If so I am definitely watching all the ads in your videos..
Johanan Joysingh yup you have to watch video ads for it to give creator ad cent and click the image ads
I do that too to help
The good "PATH" to learn Inkscape
Thank you so much!!! You are the best inkscape teacher in the universe! You explain stuff quickly and it is easy to understand! Also I do not fall asleep because you are able to present it in a very interesting way! Nice to have you here!!! Respectfully, another new student :)
Thank you!
By far, one of the most complete explanation about bezier tool
I do a lot of learning on TH-cam in a lot of subjects, and this is the most helpful tutorial video I've seen in a while. Thank you!
Still very new to Inkscape. I was looking for more than just a quick crafters guide to using the program. Your videos have been outstanding! You provide great in depth clarity to all of the features and tools of the program. Thank you!
Wow, using the Bezier Pen, its nice to see some amazing effects with "Create Spiro Path" + Shape options (i.e. Elipse)
Nick; Thanks for your time teaching. It has been my pleasure to listen to some of your tutorials. You have a firm grasp of how to train a beginner without all the annoying human factors that I see and hear in other videos. For example when someone fills the space with ah, ah, um... or coughs in your ear etc. You are aware and considerate to explain your actions on the screen and keyboard that we might not see. Well done sir. Thank you.
Thank you!! This is EXACTLY what I needed!! I am working on a logo, ,and I had a closed shape drawn out with the B-curve and I needed to open it up and refine it to add more detail. I just needed to know how to break the nodes apart so I can use the B-curve again to further draw out a refinement of the geometry!! :-D Thank you so much for posting this!! Saved my day!!! :-D :-D
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You've covered a lot of tools that I didn't have any clue what they do or how to use them.
answered 2 questions I thought were unrelated with one video! brilliant. thank you
thx for the video, very informative...I had my inkscape up and running trying to mimic what you were doing...much appreciated.
Impressive from multiple perspectives. The content is comprehensive. The pace is perfect. And the manner is easy. That you would take the time to put all of this together in such a compelling and easy style makes you a great teacher! Thanks so much.
God's honest, I try to do something, can't figure out how and say "How did Nick do that?" and revisit the relevant tutorial! So much to learn and I'm sure it will start to stick eventually but meanwhile you are saving my sanity - as long as I can remember which tutorial!! 😬😂
Interesting thing for me is that: while I don't know how to use Inkscape (hence I'm watching these videos), I'm noticing that it's basically UI for SVG files (for which I know the syntax). I know it may sound obvious, but this is, basically, a SVG editor! 🙂
super helpful dude. no fluff, straightforward, easy to understand
Thanks so much for these videos. I am teaching myself Inkscape to make svgs for my Scan n cut machine and everytime I have a problem you pop up with a solution.
I would like to thank you for providing such a detailed tutorial for Inkscape
12:51
Thanks a lot for the proportion editing. that's what I was looking for. I wanted to increase the size of both upper ends of a v letter in the right angle (both nodes in both ends have different angles) and it just did what I wanted to do by selecting three nodes.
Thank you. I am learning a lot from your tutorials. I appreciate the pace you use. I often replay in 10-20 sec increments when needed. which is extremely helpful.
Greatly appreciate all the videos you have made Nick. Inkscape is awesome but without your help I'd have been in for a real struggle. Thanks for doing what you do for people like me. You make learning it much easier :)
Nick, To see the effect of an autosmooth node, play with an ADJACENT node. It automatically changes itself to keep the node smooth.
Digging the new intro & outro!
Thanks! I tried not to make it too long or obnoxious.
Same here. But the outtro did almost blow out my eardrums, lol.
I do have a question you haven't covered: how can I transform (i.e. move AND ROTATE) a set of nodes? Imagine the end of a tail pointing up, I want it to point down while keeping its shape
EDIT: I know it's possible, I've just done it by accident! Bust 99% of the time, I get the resizing handles and not the rotating ones
With the nodes tool selected, there's a setting in the tool options that says "show transformation handles for selected nodes." Enabling this will give you the same scaling/rotating handles you get with the select tool, only it'll work on the nodes.
@@LogosByNick Thanks Nick! I found out about an hour ago that you can also simply click on one of the node (once they are all selected) to toggle between resize and transform, almost like with the select tool
It was nice that there was something about Inkscape, between the ads.
Thank you for taking the time out to explain the features in detail and with examples. Very helpful guidance.
love these videos, this one in particular is great for showing effects on simply shapes. watched some a few years back. after a year away from inkscape, these videos are brilliant. just the right pace. i get frustrated waiting for explanations from other videos - these videos are just the pace, fast but actually informs you of all the details of what is going on. too fast? it's youtube, rewind :). stuck on other basic details then it's fine look at some others. also it is quick enough that anything i kinda know, it quickly gets on to stuff i dont know so i get to learn quickly
Nick - will you remake this video please? I really like your style of teaching and this would be a great one to re-do for the current release. And maybe go a little slower with some of the nuance things left out in this one...
I just found your channel tonight. Thank you so much for such clear and helpful videos!
best node and path tutorial for inkspace out there. THANKS!
Hi Nick, completely new at this and have never done anything like it! Somehow I've ended up being involved in learning Inkscape, sheetcam and Mach3 CNC all in a few days. I'm far from it obviously and haven't a clue of what I'm doing! Ha! I'm very interested and amazed by all that is available (for lack of a better word) in these programs. I have 4 more days to learn how to make 60 trophies and 80 plaques for a HUGE show. I don't even know where to begin....your videos are the only ones that I feel like I can actual understand and learn from. Some are just way to far advanced for someone so undereducated in this field. I would absolutely pay someone to do some one on one training with me. This may be something you could look into doing. It sounds like you have the passion and patience of teaching. Please let me know if you have any advice for me!! Thank you so much!!
Take it in trade Nick.
Great work as usual Nick
I love the thing you did with the cat. I'll be incorporating that by making icons such as those for facebook and youtube.
Nick, thank you so much for your videos. They have been so helpful; invaluable resources! Your teaching clear and concise. Thank you!!!
Awesome Mr Nick. I was trying to figure out the click and drag with Bezier Tool to get the curves!
As always, Nick, a fabulously informative tutorial! Thank you.💖
These videos are so well explained. Thank you so much Nick for producing them. :)
Hey bro, very nice tutorial. Straigh foward, just what I need!!! Thank you
Thanks for doing this series. Your way of explaining is very good.
Thank you Mr. Nick! :D
hello, i have a little doubt about node handles. is there a way to set the length a handle extends to by inputting numbers like in the X-Y axis offset boxes?
sometimes i've wanted two node handles to extend identically but it's very hard to accomplish.
btw, there are some other cool things to do with nodes and handles that you didn't mention or didn't know about:
• ctrl+left click on a node handle will reset it, if you do it on two handles that connect 2 nodes, the path between it will become straight, but today i learned that there's a button in the toolbar for it
• shift+drag from an new / untouched node will make your cursor start to pull a handle out of it as long as you hold the click button
• while dragging a corner handle, you can use ctrl to pivot it along its node by steps of 15 degrees (or with certain care, you can keep its angle even it it wasn't originally a multiple of 15). shift and drag to make BOTH of the node's handles pivot freely along their node of origin if there are two coming out of it. alt and drag to keep the node's length and pivot freely. now, you can actually try using more than one of these keys for combined effects on node handles
• double clicking in the middle of a path will create a new node, while ctrl+alt+left click will delete it
• ctrl+clicking on a node will shift across the 4 node types
• mouseover a node and use the scroll wheel, you'll start selecting nodes along the path (apparently in the order that they were created)
• ctrl+alt and dragging a node will keep its angle (you have to keep the cursor relatively close along to the dragging though)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I struggled for over an hour trying to manipulate a hexagon. Found work arounds but they didn't work as well.
Thank you sir!! New subscriber! Ive only used 10% of inkscapes tools. lol. Now its on!!
Thanks, welcome aboard!
Thank you Nick, your videos are very well made. I understand everything !!
Wow these videos are awesome 😎🔥👏👏 Thanks so much I was working on a project, and these tutorials gave me the knowledge to get through it
I been uninstalling all my software (some purchase, some cracked 🤣) from my computer and going full Open Source / freeware software:
Office Pack = *LibreOffice*
3D Modeling = *Blender*
2D Animation = *Blender / Krita*
Vector Graphics = *Inkscape*
Page Layout = *Scribus*
Image Manipulation - Painting = *Gimp / Krita*
Video Editing = *DaVinci Resolve / OpenShot / ShotCut / Kdenlive*
Audio = *Audacity*
Video Player = *VLC*
Screen Capture /Streaming = *OBS*
Audio Player = *AIMP / WinAmp*
DAW - Music Mixing = *LMMS / SoundBridge / MIXX*
Web Browser = *Firefox / Chrome*
Learning about clip is AWESOME...thx
thank you for all the information. I'm enjoying your videos already and just started watching yesterday. of course I subscribed. I hope to start creating my own designs sooner than anticipated. I am familiar with Gimp but wanted to use Inkscape to its full potential. Thank you Thank you for spreading your knowledge.
Thank you so much for your videos.
12:14 how to add a border? - does not work border (Stroke when Clip).
Thanks for sharing such a nice tutorial.
Thank you Nick! This is very useful. Excellent Video
When I first heard about Raster Graphics, I thought, "Jamaican graphics?" hee
🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂
First thing came to mind too! 🤣
Top tutor vids here.
The tool icons are hard to see. If you zoom your canvas, it will be easier to see. Plus if you get rid of the black background of the tool bar, the visibility will be improved.
I agree, I'm new and am starting with the basics, I appreciate your lessons.
Thanks for the instructions !
Great explanation of paths and nodes!
This is wonderful stuff. Thank you for clarifying all these foggy icon's names!
I appreciate all the help!! It sounds almost like you are chewing and snapping some gum with the keyboard sounds.
Thanks for all this information. I’m just playing with ink scape as I digitize designs for my sewing machine. Are use Bernina software for that. But this is wonderful for vector graphics etc.
Great video, thanks nick.
Thank you so much for your tutorial!
Great as Always
Great Tutorials! Very well explained! Thank you
Thank you for taking the time and putting the effort into putting these tutorials up, yours are the most helpful I have seen. When I try to create a path with an ellipse shape applied to it, Inkscape assigns a higher width to it than I want. I can adjust that width in the path effects editor, but as soon as i create another path with ellipse shape, it returns to the older width automatically. Do you know how to fix that?
Hello, Nick!
Supergood videos you have! I just discovered your channel, and now I'm new a subscriber.
Thank you very much.
First, love the new intro
Thanks!
Yeah me too! i hit "like" as should as i saw it
this is soooo cool. Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Thanks So Much
From Indonesia, Souht East Asia
Great tutorials, they are a lot of help.
7 dislikes i dont understand how People cant just click out the vídeo
That's just the way things are on TH-cam. Thanks for your support!
Hi Nick! this is really useful. I am teaching myself inkscape to draft dressmaking patterns, which look much more like technical drawings, and my interest is mostly focused on paths. What I am trying to understand is how to break paths so that I can rotate portions of my drawing. In Illustrator I would use the cut tool, but what is the closest equivalent here, the break path tool?
there seems to be considerable differences in the way they work an dI can't wrap my head around what it is.
The dark blue on a black background is really hard to see what you are pointing to, otherwise the training is excellent!!
cool tutorial
Awesome and really helpful. Thanks!
Fantastic info thank you!
Thank you very much for your video sharing. very helpful
Hi, I have a question . When I use Bezier curves in shape "triangle in" they are much more narrow than yours. The line gets thicker but still it's very narrow (on both sides, the difference on it is smaller than in video). Same with triangle out. I can't find any option to change the height of that line, is it possible to edit it somehow? I use newest version.
And thank you for the videos, they are great!
If you scale the object up or down with the select tool, it should get thicker or thinner until you convert it to a path
Wow! Thanks!
nick ur so passionate about it =)
Bro, you Rock
So fucking clear man... such great videos you make that helps us take advantage of this great tool
Great! Thank you!
Hey Nick! It seems to me, that Affinity Designer is lack of operations for nodes. What's your opinion? Which is better for illustration?
hi Nick... this is realy a very helpfull video...thank you so much.
i hope you can help me with a problem. ... i import images (jpeg or raster images) to create a vector image in inkscape for cutting sheetmetal with a cnc plasma machine. i am new in this...but i experience some problems. when i ''trace bitmap" in inkscape, i save the file as dxf or svg... when i open the file in ''sheetcam'', it shows double nodes and double lines on some corners. i cant cut the image with double nodes and lines... please advice.
regards, johan
Hey Johan, sorry but i don't think I can help you there. It sounds like an issue specific to sheetcam. I don't know much about that.
I converted a png image to svg....hit the nodes edit function...and HUNDREDS of nodes are surrounding it. I wanted to smooth the edges....but I can't manipulate hundreds of nodes. How do I maybe half them or lessen them so I can actually work with the image??
Hey Nick. Thank you for the videos. I am new to Inkscape and I was wondering if there is a way to move the handles of the nodes independently while using the Bezier Pen? I am trying to create vector hair and in all the videos I've noticed the ability to move the handles while creating the lines and I can't seem to figure that out. Any help would be great! Thanks.
I had same question! I finally found out how - click on the node and press "control + C" - it turns it into a cusp node. Control + S will turn it into a smooth node!
Is there any way to put in dimensions between 2 nodes to be able to repeat on multiple objects?
Hello Nike,
I successfully clipped a photo but after showing clipped path ..nothing changed ...Still a photo
Thanks for the video, it was really informative =)
Great job explaining but, I can't see your selector point with that dark background . Thx again
Hi Nick, is the "object to path" use to show the nodes or for something else? Thanks
hey nick what kind of inkscape do you have because I have some kind of white one with less options but I got the full version for free
Hi QuAD,
first of all, Inkscape is free for all because it is licensed under GPL and he is not using the most recent version but 0.48.5 (the newer one caused some unwanted feature changes he described on his blog). Also, he is using a dark theme and a custom icon pack which is all described on his blog.
Older version: goo.gl/FwF45y
Dark theme: goo.gl/GnkNJ8
Custom icons: goo.gl/4b54Kk
Greetings mineTech
Beat me to it. Thanks!
Hi, at 20.24 when you made the Eye from the two circles overlap, how did you get the eye shape and to cut out like that?