My old artwork With inkscape 0.92.5

Hello.

I've started making a few short (~3 min) videos demonstrating my Inkscape extension. I'm terrible at making videos, so they're basically just screen recordings.

One of my biggest challenges is explaining what the extension actually does and what you can do with it.

I'm planning to make about 20 more videos, so I'd really appreciate some feedback before going further. I'd especially like to hear from people familiar with Inkscape.

What I'd love to know is what you actually understand about this extension from watching some of these videos (i.e. only 2 or 3 first). What do you think it does? What kind of workflow and possibilities do you see?

I'm not really looking for video production advice (audio, subtitles, editing, etc.). I've already received useful suggestions about that. What I'd really like to know is whether the videos successfully communicate what the extension is capable of.

Here's the playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM5-7ajCwZAQ

Thanks in advance!

I am new to Inkscape and I'm trying to learn if for permaculture site design. I downloaded the permaculture extension and have been following this tutorial from the designer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-cQuFCESmE

But when I try to use his extension to load the primary data from the Google Maps coordinates I get the spinning ball of death on my Mac, Inkscape freezes up, and I have to force quit. Is anyone familiar with this extension? What am I doing wrong, and is there away around this? I have never had any issues with memory and processing with my Mac before; it's fairly new. I messaged the extension developer about it and I'm just waiting to hear back from him.

I have a file with lots of black shapes, with the opacity turned down to create shadows. To add this file into Canva, I need to remove all the transparent shapes. I'd like to keep the shadows, so I've been individually selecting the shapes I've used to create shadows, eyedropping the colour, and turning the opacity up to 100%. This is proving to take a very long time, and I was wondering if there was a quicker way to do this?

Example image shows a shape with the hex code #000000 and the opacity turned down.

Indesign自動排版程式，有冇高手幫手合作完成佢，現在唔係太完善。

I used an old, low-quality AI-generated image as an initial reference for the logo, then refined it until I achieved a suitable result. Afterward, I manually created a vector version of it using Inkscape (same as my "Future linux" logo)

what do you think?

should represent ideas of privacy and integration..(how much does this design represent them?)

inspired by lineageOS android's logo....everything is original, no AI use at all, made in inkscape, 2 color versions(which more suitable?)

What do you think?

I'm struggling with this object that contains other objects inside it. How can I cut it in half?

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL SVG FILE that I want to cut in half

After using the effect, two halves appears , but one of them looks to be the primary half since it has the xy settings and the other one has a button that takes me back to the primary! Is there a way I can decide which one is the primary before applying the effect?

Why? After applying the effect, the secondary half has an extra very thin fill along the entire length of the shape, it comes out of no where , I need the shape without it, but I don't want to waste time deleting segments and nodes. The primary doesn't have the extra fill, so if I can decide which one is, I can simply delete the half I don't want and do another slice again and delete the opposite half

I used an old, low-quality AI-generated image as an initial reference for the logo, then refined it until I achieved a suitable result. Afterward, I manually created a vector version of it using Inkscape, while the typography is original...(same as my "Future linux" logo and banner)

what do you think?

Hi everyone. I'm using inscape for a while now but this never happend to me and i don't know how do switch it back and it's driving me crazy. How do I get the "no color"-red x back to the big square that is now red for some reason. Please help

Lequel de ses 3 tracés vectoriel tu préfères ?! 😉

everything is original, no ai use at all
everything made in inkscape

what do you think?

Have you seen any artwork with wrinkled line art? It looks like crayon drawing...

I'd like to know if there's a way to give that wrinkled effect to the strokes.

I'm trying to redraw this logo background (https://imgur.com/a/l4RP8Xf) using arcs, since the paths aren't quite true arcs. I'm trying to match the start, middle, and end points of the original paths, requiring me to change 5 of the arc's properties (Rx, Ry, ArcStart, ArcEnd, X) for every adjustment.

Is there an easier way to go about this?

I'm brand new to Inkscape and I've tried searching the internet, but I'm struggling to find useful terms. Decades ago, I used CAD in school, so my instinct is to "lock" or "pin" the end points of the arc, then adjust the remaining dimensions, but constraints don't seem to be a "thing" in Inkscape.

For those wondering why I'm trying to rebuild this, it is part of my organization's logo and I point out that it was a bit lopsided with the wrong text (not pictured), and was tasked with fixing it. Now, I'm trying to do better than "good enough", since I'm competing for promotion. The original was a CorelDraw file that was only paths, even the text.

everything is original, no ai use at all
logo made by inkscape
banner made with imported logo by krita

what do you think?

I can select by same fill color, but when I try Select same -> Stroke style, it doesn't select anything. I have the settings as below. What am I missing?

Voici mes deux premiers designs fais avec InkScape !!

I used an old, low-quality AI-generated image as an initial reference for the logo, then refined it until I achieved a suitable result. Afterward, I manually created a vector version of it using Inkscape, while the wing and the typography are original.

what do you think?

Especially this effect of yellow and orange

I want to simulate the way text looks when it's ultra compressed. Similar to the way a JPG would look if it was made super low quality. But, there are other elements to the graphic that I want to be very crisp, so I cannot simply compress when exporting.

Similar to this tutorial, but with extra noise. Oddly I would know how to do this on PS, but not InkScape or another vector edited.

Design réalisé avec InkScape !

Donne moi ton avis, tu porterais ce t-shirt ? 😉