WRAPPING Or FLOWING Text In/Around An Object In INKSCAPE
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2024
- Wrapping Text around corners or Flowing Text Into A Frame are two methods used by designers very often. They give amazing results and are both very easy to do. So, in this weeks video, I show you how to do both in Inkscape.
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If I recall correctly you can also adjust the opacity of objects by using mouse wheel while hovering over the bottom left fill and stroke indicator box
I believe so, although I never do. The hardest part of creating the videos for me is trying not to use shortcuts that I usually use. Like CTRL & + to Union for example. When I was learning, I was bombarded with shortcuts so it was very overwhelming, which is what I am trying to avoid lol.
@@ButtonPressGraphics oh right, yes. Good point. Best to stick to teaching the orthodox methods and things that show up well on video
@@SteveMacSticky Precisely. I want my videos to be accessible to everyone, newbies & pros alike. That can sometimes be difficult to balance lol