Inkscape Tutorial - Easily Designing Cutouts in Inkscape
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- In this video tutorial from 2Dgameartguru.com, I will show you how to quickly and easily create cut-out designs in Inkscape
The design is created by using just basic shapes, the pen tool, the node tool, power strokes, along with Boolean operations [Path Union and Path Difference]. I start with a simple moon and stars screen and create a slightly more complex underwater design in the second half of the video.
Most of the functionality shown in the video can be created with other software tools such as Affinity Designer, Adobe Illustrator, or CorelDraw with minor alterations and different names for the tools used.
See more Affinity Designer and Inkscape tutorials on the website at 2dgameartguru.com.
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Another excellent tutorial.
As you show it looks very easy ;)
Thank you. Cheers. 🖖
You are welcome... most of the time it just is that easy. ;)
Thank you very much, it is always a pleasure to watch your videos. A lot of knowledge in them 💯
Glad you like them! I will try to keep a decent portion of knowledge packed in my videos ;)
What are the improvements you want to see in Inkscape ?
Inkscape has improved a lot in the past years. It's stability and the UI/ UX used to be a major downsides. Both have improved dramatically.
For me [and this is based on my workflow] the issues are:
Clips and Masks - a better/ different way to handle masks and clips [more along the lines of clip groups which remain editable and viewable in the layers panel] would be a great step forward.
CMYK support - supposed to happen with version 1.4 [let's wait and see]
and the BIG issue
Filters - the current system of the filter editor is just mindboggling and beyond my comprehension. A simple effect like a bevel should be easy to apply and adjust. I would like to see a less technical and more practical approach. Have the filters and some sliders to control them. At the moment editing a filter is doable [even for a medium skilled user] but creating a new effect is something I have not accomplished with a satisfactory result in all the years I tried and tried again. It might just be my way of thinking [being to thick, not smart enough to see the logic, or not patient enough to make it work].
very cool thanks chris, im working on a website atm will give it a go
Best of luck! Let me know what you think.
When you made the back layer with the boat, did you weld it to another circle? How did it transform into the whole layer with the frame from just the jagged shape you drew with the boat? Sorry...I'm just learning.
I added the frame [at 11:30] and then combined the frame the Path > Union.
@@2dgameartguru I see now! Thank you!
Isometric please❤
I have started on a tutorial a while back... let me try and find it again... :)
These are old tutorials I wrote a while back:
2dgameartguru.com/building-isometric-art-in-vectors-step-1/
and
2dgameartguru.com/2d-game-art-isometric-ocean-wave-tutorial-in-inkscape/