There is one happy Inkscape user in EU/in Slovakia/ in small village Bratislava (ehm capital) watching your content & enjoying it VERY MUCH every time. Thank you! 😅👋👍
THANK YOU! I've seen so many designers doing tutorials on how to customize type with the pen tool in Illustrator but literally no one has done one for Inkscape. This is exactly what I was looking for. I'd love to see more videos like this. I was starting to think nobody who uses Inkscape ever makes alterations to type for logos, LOL.
Every time a new video from you is uploaded I know what to expect: a well presented, concise and easy to understand topic. Thank you for all your work 🙂! You made an Inkscape easy for all xx
Very interesting, thanks. Did you notice, in LPE's panel, that you can choose rounded start and/or end caps ? If not 100 % statisfied with it , you can also Ctrl (CMD) - click on one pink powerstroke handle to duplicate it and move it closer to the end and refine the shape there.
This tutorial is a totally awesome find! Thank you so much for sharing. I wonder if this works in the business edition of Silhouette app too. Liked and subscribed ❤
Nice approach, thanks for the video. Those final roundings you do with the eraser seem to me a good example to take advantage of the LPE corner shortcut in the tool control bar.
@@LogosByNick You are right, I think it is because of the type of method it uses to calculate the fillet. By default it comes in auto, if you change it to force bezier it looks more natural and this parameter can be done by default. I have it like that and I didn't realize it 🙂
Very cool! Thank you! I had entirely forgotten about the power stroke path effect! Is there a reason to use the pencil tool instead of the pen tool? Is one better than the other in certain situations?
Hey Nick, always look fwd to your tutorials! Always a great & useful knowledge you share. Thank you. You once did a tutorial with that line effect like NB logo does for their brand. Can you direct me to that please?
When it comes to 'well done' tutorials for certain open-source programs, particular names stand out. Blender 3D: Ryan King Art Blender Video Editor: MickyCal Inkscape: Logos By Nick Human Health: Barbara O'Neill
Hey answer me i have an doubt i see adobe illustrator user create there own logos by first sketch in book they create there own typography they create everything custom but its paid can we do all same in inkscape I think noop answer by question
These tutorials are always clear and concise. Thank you.
This would be great for adding weight to lineart
You are an outstanding Inkscape tutor Nick. Thanks so much once again.
There is one happy Inkscape user in EU/in Slovakia/ in small village Bratislava (ehm capital) watching your content & enjoying it VERY MUCH every time. Thank you! 😅👋👍
From Italy too. :)
Amazing Tutorial, thanks Nick!
THANK YOU! I've seen so many designers doing tutorials on how to customize type with the pen tool in Illustrator but literally no one has done one for Inkscape. This is exactly what I was looking for. I'd love to see more videos like this. I was starting to think nobody who uses Inkscape ever makes alterations to type for logos, LOL.
Brilliant technique to extend letters. Thanks so much 👍
Every time a new video from you is uploaded I know what to expect: a well presented, concise and easy to understand topic. Thank you for all your work 🙂! You made an Inkscape easy for all xx
Clear and concise tutorial Nick!
Thank you! I’ve been looking everywhere to know how to do that in Inkscape and finally we have this tutorial, thank you so much
Very interesting, thanks. Did you notice, in LPE's panel, that you can choose rounded start and/or end caps ? If not 100 % statisfied with it , you can also Ctrl (CMD) - click on one pink powerstroke handle to duplicate it and move it closer to the end and refine the shape there.
The best ever, Logos By Nick👌🏼👊🏼
Great work there Sir.
Excellent Tutorial.
Nice lesson. Thank you.
Love this tip Nick. I've been struggling to get nice consistent shapes when customizing type. Looking forward to practicing this technique
Thanks, Nick. Awesome!
This is really cool effect for Blackletter Fonts thanks as always Nick
Muy bueno, gracias
great tutorial, thank you
Cool thanks a lot
Cool. Thanks.
Thank you
brilliant.
This tutorial is a totally awesome find! Thank you so much for sharing. I wonder if this works in the business edition of Silhouette app too. Liked and subscribed ❤
Nice approach, thanks for the video. Those final roundings you do with the eraser seem to me a good example to take advantage of the LPE corner shortcut in the tool control bar.
I tried the LPE but didn't like the result. The angles are too sharp.
@@LogosByNick You are right, I think it is because of the type of method it uses to calculate the fillet. By default it comes in auto, if you change it to force bezier it looks more natural and this parameter can be done by default. I have it like that and I didn't realize it 🙂
Very cool! Thank you! I had entirely forgotten about the power stroke path effect! Is there a reason to use the pencil tool instead of the pen tool? Is one better than the other in certain situations?
Great 🎉
Hey Nick, always look fwd to your tutorials! Always a great & useful knowledge you share. Thank you. You once did a tutorial with that line effect like NB logo does for their brand. Can you direct me to that please?
............ SUPER VIDEO !!!!! GREAT !!!! LIKE !!!!
When it comes to 'well done' tutorials for certain open-source programs, particular names stand out.
Blender 3D: Ryan King Art
Blender Video Editor: MickyCal
Inkscape: Logos By Nick
Human Health: Barbara O'Neill
Glad you’ve found them helpful!
EXCELLENT. THANKS. Can the font be used for commercial use?
Yes, this font can according to the website
Thanks
What is the font name please?
@@BellsSouthAfrica Darty Zhedant - see in the description of the video is the link to the font
how do you get the right panels as fixed, mine is always in float mode...
Hey answer me i have an doubt i see adobe illustrator user create there own logos by first sketch in book they create there own typography they create everything custom but its paid can we do all same in inkscape I think noop answer by question
for some reason its not splitting for me
My line doesn't look like yours. It's coloring in all the parts. What must I do?