I love this, you explained things so well. I am going to be taking a digital arts course for school and will be using inkscape so I wanted to get myself familiar with it and you were great. =)
GIMP is designed to edit photographs and works with rasterized images (made of pixels). Inkscape is vector graphics, and uses points/lines to draw the images, making for ease in scalability. In combination, they are a very powerful compliment of tools for graphic design.
Excellent. I am new in this world and I am looking for some good tutorial and this the first that I really liked. Your explanation it is very clear.... thanks
Excellent tutorial. Right kind of pace, not too complex, and still teaching quite a number of skills. Also, I liked the explanations of difference between path resizing and object resizing.
When i use stroke on the combined objects, the stroke still follow their old path for the single objects. So i end up with strokes inside my objects.. Any tip ?
If anyone is running Inkscape on a Mac and you have a problem with the Shape: From Clip board just making a solid black blob here's how to fix it. Go into X11 preferences and under Pasteboard uncheck Update PASTEBOARD when CLIPBOARD changes. This should solve the problem. This will prevent you from copying from Inkscape into OSX.
I can't get it to work right :( I make sure to select the drawing first with the select tool. right click...copy to clipboard... then try and draw with the copy from the clipboard. All it shows is a filled in object or something like that... Any tips or tricks? Maybe a step i missed??? Thanks.
The outline is also called the stroke. In the bottom left corner of Inkscape you should see the word stroke. To the right of that is a color bar and to the right of that is a number. If you right-click on the number it will allow you to change the stroke width.
Thank you so much for this tutorial- this has opened a tremendously wide area to design- I added some with the "Glowing Metal" bevel and it looks so awesome. I could do this all day :)
unforunitly whenever i click the select button, what i've just drawn disappears. anyone know how i can fix this? this video is very helpful but the program seems to be giving me a problem.
I found my jaw drop in this video. Inkscape is so powerful! I didnt know tools like this even exitsted, for 2D. I thought this kinda stuff was only for high definition 3d softwares. But this is totally cool!
Moreover your explanation style is so good, I am just halfway through the video and i feel like thanking you in this comment.
Absolutely love your teaching style. You're really good!
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I find them so inspiring.
You are a fantastic teacher this really tells the whole story (no how did he/she do that?) now I feel I can do it you have just helped a 51 year old stay-home mom!!
Thank you so much. I found Inkscape right now and I'm so glad about Tutorials. I am german, but the kind of explication is easy to understanding and it's a very good demonstration.
Please can you do a tute on pattern borders? I really want to make a border that looks like a stripy stick of candy, with curved corners! Great vids, subbed :))
I'm having the same issue. I'm making sure to select when I copy, and I know it is is on the clipboard because I can paste it, but when I draw the path using the "from clipboard" option, it instead creates an ellipse and fills it in. I am using Inkscape on a MAC with X11 if that helps.
@tutor4U I am also having the same issue. I am also running a MAC 10.7.3 with X11. It does exactly what chrisroode explains above. Love you tutorials. They are great.
i tried chanking the stroke and it does but once i start the line it goes back to 1
lilpjuarez 1 day ago
Very good Dude
mondrito921 2 weeks ago
dose inkscape has a snapping system like illustrator?
DayInDaLife 2 weeks ago
Very good tutorial! Easy to follow and imo right to the core.
pithikoulis 2 weeks ago
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Very well presented...nice tutorial.. Can you do a tutorial on making a pattern fill "concrete" or "Sand" or "basket weave". fill pattern.
Thanks..
reggiecl 3 weeks ago
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reggiecl 3 weeks ago
Nice, thank you for making this video tutorial.
You show in very simple steps how to create impressive end-result while using tools and techniques that can be used to create complex imagery.
Thanks!
Trenatos 3 weeks ago
SOOOO Frikin awsome! I'm in charge of makeing a background for the radio station that I work at's web site. this was really helpful! Thank you!
jenniferchula1 1 month ago
I love this, you explained things so well. I am going to be taking a digital arts course for school and will be using inkscape so I wanted to get myself familiar with it and you were great. =)
TheKellaLand 1 month ago
Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing it.
sunshinesher 1 month ago
Cool tutorial. Love the way you used the shape from the clipboard. Thanks for sharing.
shoshiplatypus 1 month ago
hey nice video, very helpful
mybrainbrokeow 1 month ago
ggggggrrrreatt..... BEST TUTORIALS I'VE EVER SEEN.... U should make a website and start a school for this stuff... Awesome, good job man...
Alldeanify 2 months ago
my strokes are really thin, how do i make the strokes a bit thicker?
lilcolombian659 2 months ago
@lilcolombian659 object>fill and stroke>stroke style>width
nknwn696 2 months ago
The whole Inkscape program looks like a copy of Gimp. Are there any differences between them?
KatSilver321 2 months ago
@KatSilver321
GIMP is designed to edit photographs and works with rasterized images (made of pixels). Inkscape is vector graphics, and uses points/lines to draw the images, making for ease in scalability. In combination, they are a very powerful compliment of tools for graphic design.
chrisroode 1 month ago
@chrisroode I see what you mean, but Gimp does that too. It just doesn't have some of the same features.
KatSilver321 1 month ago
Excellet tutorial. Thanks!
thejeffsmallwood 2 months ago
This was just aaaawesome!!! Thank you!
MissGenk 3 months ago
Very precise, to the point and clear tutorial.
nihon94b 3 months ago
Great tutorial thank you so much
DanielaWebVideos 3 months ago
Very good tutorial man! I'm subscribing.
Thanks
plaina 3 months ago
Excellent. I am new in this world and I am looking for some good tutorial and this the first that I really liked. Your explanation it is very clear.... thanks
makotoShadown21 3 months ago
Excellent tutorial. Right kind of pace, not too complex, and still teaching quite a number of skills. Also, I liked the explanations of difference between path resizing and object resizing.
zkrgd 4 months ago
When i use stroke on the combined objects, the stroke still follow their old path for the single objects. So i end up with strokes inside my objects.. Any tip ?
Adderiandei 4 months ago
If anyone is running Inkscape on a Mac and you have a problem with the Shape: From Clip board just making a solid black blob here's how to fix it. Go into X11 preferences and under Pasteboard uncheck Update PASTEBOARD when CLIPBOARD changes. This should solve the problem. This will prevent you from copying from Inkscape into OSX.
cha0sunity 4 months ago 2
@cha0sunity Thank you so much. I've been going crazy trying to figure out what setting to change. This worked great.
Wenders6272 1 month ago
Great video. Easy to follow and I liked the pace.
CarolUndy 4 months ago
Good stuff, checked out and booked-marked your site as well. Keep up the good work.
jarine2345 5 months ago
Thanks, great video - I like the slower pace and thorough explanations.
theronb49 5 months ago
Thanks, great video - I like the slower pace and thorough explanations.
theronb49 5 months ago
I can't get it to work right :( I make sure to select the drawing first with the select tool. right click...copy to clipboard... then try and draw with the copy from the clipboard. All it shows is a filled in object or something like that... Any tips or tricks? Maybe a step i missed??? Thanks.
Tarcruel 6 months ago
@Tarcruel I'm having the same problem. Haven't figured it out yet.
cha0sunity 4 months ago
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@Tarcruel I'm having the same problem. Haven't figured it out yet.
cha0sunity 4 months ago
Whats the easiest and fastest way to may the outline thicker? thanks! Like your tutorial but it could be a tiny bit faster. :)
ebblyn 6 months ago
@ebblyn
The outline is also called the stroke. In the bottom left corner of Inkscape you should see the word stroke. To the right of that is a color bar and to the right of that is a number. If you right-click on the number it will allow you to change the stroke width.
tutor4u 6 months ago
how would you select the thickness of he brush mine came out really thin
fanna1119 6 months ago
Ugh. I download Inkscape from Sourceforge and it is taking forever, Google Chrome is estimating about 2 days! Currently it is 0.6/33.2 MB! OMG!
XmasBeba 6 months ago
talk faster its irritating how slow you're talking
MrJohanas127 6 months ago
you are an excellent instructor my friend. im excited to look at more of your vids. thanks
lunernova69 6 months ago
love it! thank you!
psundiam 6 months ago
wow , impressive
THEJOKEYJOKER 6 months ago
great tutorial! thank you!
ceridwengwyon 6 months ago
Thank You so much for the tutorial..
i2cr8 6 months ago
The one dislike is from an idiot.
combatives 6 months ago
Thank you so much for this tutorial- this has opened a tremendously wide area to design- I added some with the "Glowing Metal" bevel and it looks so awesome. I could do this all day :)
combatives 6 months ago
thanks for this amazing tutorial. i hope you keep up with further videos.
oguncak 7 months ago
Dude, for real, your tutorials are awesome. Thanks!
robbiecalabrese 7 months ago
unforunitly whenever i click the select button, what i've just drawn disappears. anyone know how i can fix this? this video is very helpful but the program seems to be giving me a problem.
razzlefan4life 7 months ago
I thought I knew how to make swirls...but you have added a whole new dimension to my mental library. The little tricks were FANTASTIC!
Thanks
papasueful 7 months ago
Splendid. Thank you.
AquariusEddie 7 months ago
I found my jaw drop in this video. Inkscape is so powerful! I didnt know tools like this even exitsted, for 2D. I thought this kinda stuff was only for high definition 3d softwares. But this is totally cool!
Moreover your explanation style is so good, I am just halfway through the video and i feel like thanking you in this comment.
Absolutely love your teaching style. You're really good!
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I find them so inspiring.
ryantechnical 8 months ago
Excellent tut dude
r4jk3 8 months ago
Ehi thanx very very much!! I've understand how to do somenthing I was lookiing for!
Pierus19 8 months ago
You are a fantastic teacher this really tells the whole story (no how did he/she do that?) now I feel I can do it you have just helped a 51 year old stay-home mom!!
roegogo 8 months ago
woooow that was crazy great!!
Carloskpop 8 months ago
oh my gosh! thank you so much for your videos!
resahsattic123 9 months ago
This, is, AWESOME. Thanks a lot for your tutorials.
MrWilliamSide 9 months ago
Great tutorial, like it! :)
balogh89 9 months ago
muchas gracias por el tutorial m gusto y me sirvió suerte
GUSTAVOMEX1 9 months ago
You're awesome! Very nice tutorials and easy to understand and follow - keep on doing them!
motu2323 10 months ago
awesome, goodone mate, cheers
manix106 10 months ago
kick ass
dorjionthemoon 10 months ago
Thank you so much. I found Inkscape right now and I'm so glad about Tutorials. I am german, but the kind of explication is easy to understanding and it's a very good demonstration.
Greetings :-)
LadyHaldir1 10 months ago
Thanks so much, I was having so much trouble understanding Inkscape!!!!!
Hal2pointooh 10 months ago
Please can you do a tute on pattern borders? I really want to make a border that looks like a stripy stick of candy, with curved corners! Great vids, subbed :))
alex871uk 10 months ago
nice tut - I got the same issue as Tu51ndBI4d3 tho - I'm following each step carefully!
aurelius1964 11 months ago
This tut is also brilliant. Thanks I love logos and vector art and this looks like the right one.
Diamonddusted68 11 months ago
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much.
zabboo1 1 year ago
I can't thank you enough! :-) Extremely clear exaplanation, great didactics... Perfect! :-)
AlexWycz1 1 year ago
Another really great tutorial, you have opened my eyes to things I didn't know were even possible.
cgillis73 1 year ago
when i copy then go to the drawing tool and set it to "from clipboard", it doesn't use the pattern that i previously drew
Tu51ndBl4d3 1 year ago
@Tu51ndBl4d3
You need to make sure that the pattern that you drew is selected before copying it to the clipboard.
tutor4u 1 year ago
@tutor4u
I'm having the same issue. I'm making sure to select when I copy, and I know it is is on the clipboard because I can paste it, but when I draw the path using the "from clipboard" option, it instead creates an ellipse and fills it in. I am using Inkscape on a MAC with X11 if that helps.
chrisroode 1 month ago
@tutor4U I am also having the same issue. I am also running a MAC 10.7.3 with X11. It does exactly what chrisroode explains above. Love you tutorials. They are great.
Tiggeranna 2 weeks ago
Thanks! If you had a Flattr-button, I'd click it ;)
objarni 1 year ago
very good - thanks!
telcontar3 1 year ago
Thank You... learned a lot...............
ekimsantos3000 1 year ago
Good tutorial :)
PenguinTutorialsVids 1 year ago
Thank you.
totex1979 1 year ago
Thumbs up ,looking forward to next one ,object to path before union was a useful bit of information
MrWaynemarshall 1 year ago
Very cool and informative, as always. :)
EmptyMellon 1 year ago