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Inkscape Tutorial: Line Art Logo Text
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Create line art style typography using Inkscape. This tutorial is more on the intermediate/advanced side.
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Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission
Your creative tutorials have transformed my understanding of graphic design and ignited a passion within me. Thank you for sharing your expertise and inspiring countless aspiring designers
Graphic design or drawing speed-ups are the most satisfying things to watch.
i was just about to google the hell out of this, you are my hero
Thank you for the amazing tutorials!
Following this one I found that you do not need to hold shift + alt + mouse-drag to select certain parts.
Instead you can just use alt + mouse-drag.
Thought this would be usefull to know for some reason :P
Thank you so much Nick, I've used this technique to make one of my logo's for my business.
Excellent. I like the creativity.
great as usual)
I really love your explanation
What am I doing incorrectly? the notdes didnt appear lik yours and also the only ring that moved was the outside ring. :(
Buddy, i love your videos!!! everyything is just the best!! you are a great teacher!
Amazing Work, as always!
Amaizing tutorial...BIG UP!!..I feel like an artist already
Would look so good with a blue gradient
This reminds me of fingerprint logo :D
Yes it is similar
Hi
good job
i have a question how can you make the stroke gradient?
in the video picture it was was gradient
but you did not make it in the video
you should have millions of subscribers!
You are amazing thanks for everthing!!
Great one Nick.
What to say? I get ideas of my icons from your designs 😜
Love it Nick, thank you so much
really great tuto
Thanx, thanx, thanx 0 much, bro!
great job
Wouldn't it be better to make the initial circles dashed before duplicating them? I like this kind of logo. Thank you for this tutorial, Nick.
I realize that my comment will most likely not be read by anyone, but I wanted to make a general comment.
Your tutes are some of the best out there.
You make it look so easy. Yet, I still struggle with manipulating paths and objects.
I always wonder why I can't make a rectangle behave the way I intuitively think it should behave (too much PhoShop from the old days).
My simplistic problem is trying to be orthogonal with InkScape. It fights me the whole time.
Using Doc Prefs and User Prefs has some effect, but not what I'm looking for.
I know I'm doing something wrong, but I'm at my wits end.
My reason for commenting, tho, is how the hell do you keep these various apps straight in your head?
If I switch from GIMP to Inkscape; I'm basically lost again.
Just amazing.
Just keep practicing and it'll come to you.
big fan of you. love from India.
Inkscape is amazing
Brilliant
Excellent
beautiful
Great Video Subscribed !!!
amazing
I like how he always starts the video by setting the view
you are nice instructor
Fantástico!
How do I make the gradient as shown in the begining?
When you finish the logo, you can use gradient tool easily. you will find on channel tutorials about gradients:
ua-cam.com/users/LogosByNicksearch?query=gradient
Hello Nick, I have learned so much from your videos and the class, thank you so much. I am having an issue that I can't solve. When I reduce the opacity on an object/path it reduces the
opacity of everything on my screen. I cannot find any solutions. Have you had this problem and any idea how to solve it? Thank you...
You are reducing the opacity of layers not object... Change the menu to fill and stroke...
@@shaikhaaqib6884 hello,
I've made everything as per this tutorial. (My niece's name).
Now I hv combined all the individual stroke paths of the name into one.
Fill is 'NO FILL'
STROKE COLOR IS GRADIENT.
to get Black Background, I'm making a rectangle with Black fill and 'No Stroke color'.
I select the rectangle and the 'combined path' name
And centre them.
But only black color of rectangle is seen.
Multiple attempts to raise or lower the black rectangle or the 'combined path' name fails to display the name ON TOP of the black rectangle.
Please help.
wonderfull
Congrats u got a new sub
Thanks!
Big thumbs up
Thank you for shift+alt
how to write the letter "s"?
so how can i make my interface dark ?
And BTW Nick Saporito and this Logos by Nick are both your channels, right?
Yes it's the same channel - I just changed the name of it
Congratulations Nick!!! Which OS are you using?
Thank you, I'm using Windows 10 at the moment
I do, I just needed to get back into using Adobe software because I created a separate channel for Illustrator tutorials
Hey Nick, I just did one of your tutorials where you also created a multi-level circle (ua-cam.com/video/ri-W3IQ9_74/v-deo.html). Is it possible that the old method does not work anymore in 0.92 (in my version it does not), or why did you choose to do it differently?
i really love ur video's! #notificationsquad
Thanks for the support!
i just click in the duplicate icon,easier.
How would I go about putting letters into potatoes. Like, the one part is cut out like someone did potato art with a peeler?
😍😍😍😍😍
Try to make the art of Coldplay CD cover circles - a head full of dreams
What software did you use in your intro
I just recorded my screen while designing my logo, then cropped out everything outside of it and played it back at 8x speed
BTW do you use Blender in order to create motion graphics?
I use Premiere Pro for that
Thanks for the answer!
I ask this because I am looking for great tool to create motion graphics for Linux
U re awesome
Can you do this with all letters? I'm trying to imagine letters like D or s or k
I think you could, but you'll have to make the letters a bit larger in relation to their overall thickness. It might take a little trial & error to find the right balance, because it's going to look best when the letters are as thick as possible. Maybe use a heavy font as a guide.
Nick Combs I'll give it a shot! Thanks!
After some rough drafts on paper i am going to try creating the circle and breaking it into half pieces and quarter pieces. Then a straight line that will be inserted between each half piece. It will make the letters slightly taller and allow flexibility with letters not naturally curvy.
Ah yes, that sounds like a good basis.
insane
It would have been more helpful if ou did it in illustrator , anyway new sub.