Wow, this is actually amazing. I have some scans of comics and artwork dating back 30yrs and older from an Art club. I can actually use this to remaster all that work and preserve it. Thanks a lot !
@@craftystax Will you be doing more videos of Remastered Art, I am very interested in how you scan some of this and possibly paint them again. Thanks for your work .
Hi, which video do you recommend to a beginner that wants to make money but don’t know how or where to start? Can you help. I know once I have it down I can take off with using your tutorials. You have the best so far. What would it cost also to get started.
If you are looking to sell digital files, I would recommend the masterclass: th-cam.com/video/LjIDlqWKowY/w-d-xo.html - if you sell on Etsy it's like 20 cents US for a listing. Hope that helps!
How important are the vectors/nodes and the placement of them once an image is complete? I want to sell SVG and PNG but I worry about the end user not being able to use the file correctly, i.e. Cricut or POD. Also, do you have a video that explains how to combine layers of an image in inkscape so that it is one vector. I tried using Path>Union and it turned my image into a one color blob lol. Thanks for the great tutorials! I have learned so much from you.
Yes good questions - the more nodes, the longer it will take for a cutting machine to work. So you want as few nodes as possible (while still looking good). I actually don't have a video on combining vectors but that is a great idea, let me see what I can whip up.
Is there anything similar to inkscape? I spent a whole day trying to download it but my pc doesn’t allow me and I have tried to change the settings 1000 times…
I have heard Gimp is pretty good although I have not used it very much. Affinity Designer is a vector program but it does not have the "trace bitmap" feature. What sort of error are you getting on your PC when trying to download?
@@craftystax the pc says that I cannot download it because it does not belong to Microsoft and that I need to change my settings manually but I have tried and it is very difficult for me. I will try GIMP, thank you very much.
Thank you so much! I was struggling with method 3, and didn’t know 4 and 5 at all. Awesome!
Wow, this is actually amazing. I have some scans of comics and artwork dating back 30yrs and older from an Art club. I can actually use this to remaster all that work and preserve it. Thanks a lot !
Awesome! I LOVE cleaning up old comic book images, that is a great hobby!!
@@craftystax Will you be doing more videos of Remastered Art, I am very interested in how you scan some of this and possibly paint them again. Thanks for your work .
Quick and to the point! Thanks :)
Excellent.....thanks again
This is really helpful!
Thanks, this video has helped me more than you could know. Deadline met.
Brilliant as ever. Thank you
As always! Thank you!
Thank you! Love your channel.
Nice !!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! That just made my current project a lot easier, I hate using the eraser tool......Cheers
Hi, which video do you recommend to a beginner that wants to make money but don’t know how or where to start? Can you help. I know once I have it down I can take off with using your tutorials. You have the best so far. What would it cost also to get started.
If you are looking to sell digital files, I would recommend the masterclass: th-cam.com/video/LjIDlqWKowY/w-d-xo.html - if you sell on Etsy it's like 20 cents US for a listing. Hope that helps!
You can also use an object like a rectangle and cut a straight line and remove part of the picture with it....
How important are the vectors/nodes and the placement of them once an image is complete? I want to sell SVG and PNG but I worry about the end user not being able to use the file correctly, i.e. Cricut or POD. Also, do you have a video that explains how to combine layers of an image in inkscape so that it is one vector. I tried using Path>Union and it turned my image into a one color blob lol. Thanks for the great tutorials! I have learned so much from you.
Yes good questions - the more nodes, the longer it will take for a cutting machine to work. So you want as few nodes as possible (while still looking good). I actually don't have a video on combining vectors but that is a great idea, let me see what I can whip up.
Is there anything similar to inkscape?
I spent a whole day trying to download it but my pc doesn’t allow me and I have tried to change the settings 1000 times…
I have heard Gimp is pretty good although I have not used it very much. Affinity Designer is a vector program but it does not have the "trace bitmap" feature. What sort of error are you getting on your PC when trying to download?
@@craftystax the pc says that I cannot download it because it does not belong to Microsoft and that I need to change my settings manually but I have tried and it is very difficult for me.
I will try GIMP, thank you very much.