Excellent, as always. Thanks for the video. Watching your videos I have two feelings. One, Wow!! Two, I'm never opening Inkscape again 😥 Nah, just kidding 😄
Thanks... I am glad you like it... and reaction two is the last thing I want. Quite the opposite... I hope this inspires people to open Inkscape, play with the shapes, it's an infinity box of 2D virtual logos, and endless fun!
It's not that different really. The naming is different, some functions are working in different ways, and the UI is very different... ;) but you can do a lot of what CorelDraw can do in Inkscape. I suggest starting with simple designs to get a feel for it... and add complexity as you go. Do something that is fun and interesting to you - not some copy of some tutorial. Motivation and fun go hand in hand. There are a lot of basic Inkscape videos on my channel and a lot more tutorials on my blog: 2dgameartguru.com/basics
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You're a master!
I always learn something with your videos. This time is a complete workflow.
Thank you, very much.
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My pleasure! I am glad you like the videos. I try an put something worth learning into my clips. Thanks for appreciating it!
Great tutorial Chris!!👌👍🐟⚓
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent, as always. Thanks for the video. Watching your videos I have two feelings. One, Wow!! Two, I'm never opening Inkscape again 😥 Nah, just kidding 😄
Thanks... I am glad you like it... and reaction two is the last thing I want. Quite the opposite... I hope this inspires people to open Inkscape, play with the shapes, it's an infinity box of 2D virtual logos, and endless fun!
Hah hah Marcos😄
@@Inkonic-iz1yi 😄
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I am glad you liked it!
I would like to know how to use inkscape as well as I know how to use CorelDraw.
I like this software.
It's not that different really. The naming is different, some functions are working in different ways, and the UI is very different... ;)
but you can do a lot of what CorelDraw can do in Inkscape.
I suggest starting with simple designs to get a feel for it... and add complexity as you go. Do something that is fun and interesting to you - not some copy of some tutorial. Motivation and fun go hand in hand.
There are a lot of basic Inkscape videos on my channel and a lot more tutorials on my blog:
2dgameartguru.com/basics