Inkscape Paper Cut Out Tutorial: Drop Shadow Tricks
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2022
- Inkscape 1.2 step-by-step beginner, intermediate level paper cut out tutorial showing you how to you use Drop Shadow Inner Cut Out to create a layered 3D depth effect. Follow along with Rick Johanson as he walks you through the basics of Inkscape in this free course. Vidoe covers popular Inkscape features such as Drop Shadow, Stars and Polygons Tool, Linear Gradient, Layers and Objects Menu, Clip Groups, and hierarchy.
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When NBC switched over to the paper cut outs for their Meet the Press logo, I thought of you. Thanks for answering my question before I asked.
I keep learning Rick.
Thanks Steve!
Thanks to your basic beginners 'Inkspace' tutorial I am learning a whole new editing app. it will be so much helpful for my work/job.
I'm grateful for your thorough and helpful tutorials.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks again. Always enjoy your tutorials. Stay inspired!
Thank you!! Inspiration keeps us all going.
A great 3D effect. I always watch your tutorials for inspiration ;-).
Thanks!!
Great video!
Thank you!!
thank you!
Thanks!!
Thanks Rick,
I do a lot of torn paper effects and never thought of lumping them all together to add the blurred shadow. The new layers set up was being a pain in the wottsit so this will eliminate a lot of the rows of details. Cheers my man!
Thanks!! I was playing around to get the steps shorter and stumbled into it.
Great! Especially how you organize the layers and the clipping group are very interesting to me! Thanks very much!
Thanks so much! I tried to keep things simple.
awesome
Thanks!!
That's Awesome!
Thanks!! Kind of fun.
Wow, this cutout effect is amazing! Thank you Iron Echo. Now, I was having a lot of trouble with the cutout effect not working. Sometimes I could get the line to change in color or transparency, but that was it. After quite a bit of googling I realized that I can't have the object set to no fill- it has to have an arbitrary fill in order for the effect to work. ...Thanks again!
Do you have a video where you can fade an images edges into the background color?
Great question! I don’t have a video that specifically shows how to do that yet. If I can incorporate it into a project, I’ll see if I can include it. My first thought would be to mask the image. You can create a shape to lay over your image and set up a gradient going from white to black so the edges fade away when mask is applied. Anything that is white in the masking shape will be full opacity. The closer to black in the gradient the more transparent the image will be.
Great video as usual. I have done paper cut stuff in InkScape a few times, and it’s great fun. Thanks for refreshing my memory about the clipping inside objects function in this application.
Only thing I would say though, having worked with Affinity Designer a lot recently is that InkScape’s workflow is still a bit destructive. In AD I can hold the Alt key when subtracting/union etc. which will create a compound shape allowing me to move the object (in this case, the cut-out) and reposition it, before committing to the final output. Maybe the InkScape developers will come up with something similar in the future.
I still love both apps though, and the path effects in InkScape are just second to none! Something Affinity doesn’t (and imo shouldn’t) have. 😊
Thanks so much! Great insight too. Less destructive and more intuitive would be a nice improvement.
Can you teach how to clean up stray point, thank you.
Hi Rick, I am a beginner to Inkscape. I love how you explain everything, However, with very video that I work along with, there is always something that you use and I don't have. Is it because I am using a MacBook Pro? All videos seem to be done on a Windows computer. I have one laptop that has Catalina operating system and one that has Monterey. It is very frustrating not to be able to get to the end of a video. If you know of a reason why this is happening, I would appreciate it if you would let me know. Thank you in anticipation. Brenda
Thanks Brenda! I’ll try to help and find out if there is a compatibility issue with your Macs. Is there an example you can share where something stops working? Thanks
Hi Rick, I am facing a problem in inkscape, when I pick a tool in inkscape or doing any operation the SVG input dialogue appears again and again. Then I picked another tool and it again show SVG input dialogue. Or using filters it shows dialogue. Pls let me help that I can use inkscape. I think there is a problem with the setting. Plss think about this. Than you in advance.
Hey Rick can you do a video showing us how to make vintage t-shirts designs
For sure! That would be a fun one. Any specific design look you want to see done?
Thanks man i appreciate it. No no specific design I was looking at old sports and movies shirts and thought that would cool to learn how to make those vintage styles
Okay, got it. I'll try to pick something that would make a good project. Do you envision the "distressed" look? I'll add that too if so.
Hello, maybe you can tell me why the shadows may not work, I do everything as said in this video, I go to the filters, everything is as said here, but nothing happens, everything remains unchanged, the watercolor filter also does not work, nothing does not blur, these effects are only noticeable when you export the image