How To Draw A Line
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brynnHow To Draw A Line

brynn

"New Inkscape users are sometimes frustrated when they search the manual (or forums) for how to draw a line, and can't find instructions. That's because "line" is a bit of a nebulous term, at least in Inkscape....although in some ways it can be confusing in any vector graphics program. What we generally think of as a line, is called a path, in Inkscape. But it's not just a matter of terminology." Read on to learn the basics!


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Inkscape basics: fill and stroke
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Jurgen GaeremynInkscape basics: fill and stroke

Jurgen Gaeremyn

Through a better understanding of all the features available in Inkscape, you'll create better artwork. In this tutorial we're covering fill and stroke in Inkscape 0.92


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Inkscape playing nice with bitmaps
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Jurgen GaeremynInkscape playing nice with bitmaps

Jurgen Gaeremyn

In this tutorial we're looking at the different ways Inkscape interacts with bitmaps. We're touching through different ways to import a bitmap, tracing bitmaps, bitmap effects, and clipping bitmaps.and exporting to bitmap. Future episode will go into these topics in more detail.


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Understanding paths and nodes
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Jurgen GaeremynUnderstanding paths and nodes

Jurgen Gaeremyn

This tutorial helps you understanding lines and nodes in Inkscape. I'm not the best of an artist myself, so I used an image of a crafts tutorial I liked. Here's the link if you want to learn how to draw this nice kitten by hand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqon8BQTcK0


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Inkscape: Creating an outline
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Jurgen GaeremynInkscape: Creating an outline

Jurgen Gaeremyn

Preparing an image to be cut out on a Glowforge or other laser cutter, a CNC mill or some other cutting tool. Showing the basics of tracing a bitmap and having a vectorized contour of an image.


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Using dynamic offset in Inkscape
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Jurgen GaeremynUsing dynamic offset in Inkscape

Jurgen Gaeremyn

Would you like to create a smaller or bigger version of a shape to go around your existing one? The Dynamic offset function is made exactly for that.


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