I would need to stencil this logo as I want to paint it on a small piece of leather. What is the right procedure to break this logo apart so I can have a full gear, full wing etc? When I break it apart after tracing a bitmap, I end up having multiple pieces and missing parts due to the overlapping.
Thanks @Paddy_CAD, I thought there was a way to do it.
@inklinea, I'm just trying to redo this logo on a motorcycle boot for a customer that was bought from Pakistan and the quality is really poor. I'm not using the logo to customize stuff myself or for profit. Thanks for the info, I'll take a look at their website.
Beginners' Questions Breaking apart a file for stencilling
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Hi everyone,
I would need to stencil this logo as I want to paint it on a small piece of leather. What is the right procedure to break this logo apart so I can have a full gear, full wing etc? When I break it apart after tracing a bitmap, I end up having multiple pieces and missing parts due to the overlapping.
TIA
Devid
Inkscape has no tools to automatically generate the missing content. It's up to you to fill in the blank spaces.
I'm not sure if this a copyrighted work - I think it is. Also I think you would need rights to use it on a product.
However if you go to the company website, they have pdf manuals / user guides etc which are in pdf format.
If you import 1 page with the logo on, it's all in vector format.
So no need for trace bitmap, you would have to learn how to ungroup / break combined paths and draw a couple of lines etc.
Thanks @Paddy_CAD, I thought there was a way to do it.
@inklinea, I'm just trying to redo this logo on a motorcycle boot for a customer that was bought from Pakistan and the quality is really poor. I'm not using the logo to customize stuff myself or for profit. Thanks for the info, I'll take a look at their website.