The clip method technique works great, it will save me a lot of time, thank you for that!, and also for the power stroke part, which I didn't know existed.
I was looking for a way to do that because it needs much time to make it manually. I think the clipping method is the best one because of flexibilty. Great Tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks for the video! I used to LOVE using the 1st method. It seems very intuitive. But unfortunately I can't seem to move any objects after creating and adding to the clip group :( I don't think it will work if you're planning on drawing and assorting a fruit bowl as you go--
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who notices that problem with using path operations. It annoys me that the edges that are supposed to be lined up with each other don't quite line up! I wonder if Inkscape developers have noticed too.
@@AdamBelis could you please do a version with circles and how to add shadows for each circle with light in different directions, more a theory behind how light works in a 2d environment. thank you very much for replying
@@Jono1982 2d is just simulation of 3d so I definitely could explain this but I am not best at explaining this concepts (haha look at this video it could be explain. In 1-2 min ) I would recommend looking at any painting video witch explains volume shapes and values or even some 3d tutorials applies in principle. But thanks for an idea I will think about making it
@@AdamBelis sorry i did watch your video and comment afterwards, i was thinking more in depth and i'll watch some painting videos as you suggested. i'm new to inkscape so i want to learn how to make simple shapes and then practice shading so it doesn't look so flat
@@AdamBelis i am a Beginner game dev so yeah Inkscape Character drawings would be better. I also want to learn designing so any skills and Tips regarding inkscape I can learn is blessing.
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Path method is in: 11:53
Mask method is in: 16:45
I was looking for this shading tutorial like hell as newbie.
And it was no where to be find except this vdo 😂😂😂😂
The clip method technique works great, it will save me a lot of time, thank you for that!, and also for the power stroke part, which I didn't know existed.
I was looking for a way to do that because it needs much time to make it manually. I think the clipping method is the best one because of flexibilty.
Great Tutorial. Thanks.
Dude, thanks from the bottom of my heart, finally i got the clip feature, it's so easy 😂
its not that hard its just kind a hidden logic i wis UI was better :/
Thanks for the tutorial 🇮🇩 really appreciate it
Thanks for the video!
I used to LOVE using the 1st method. It seems very intuitive. But unfortunately I can't seem to move any objects after creating and adding to the clip group :( I don't think it will work if you're planning on drawing and assorting a fruit bowl as you go--
you can edit this objec by dobe clicking or going in to object dialog and clicking in to clipping grupe
I have the same problem...
1st one is really nice....Now can you say how to do noisy shading in this illustrations in inkscape☺️
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who notices that problem with using path operations. It annoys me that the edges that are supposed to be lined up with each other don't quite line up! I wonder if Inkscape developers have noticed too.
Its a known problem .
@@AdamBelis I hope that Inkscape developers can fix this issue or at least give us a more surefire way to fix it.
Thanks, this is so helpful
Thankyou this very helpfull
thanks :)
What tool(s) are use for shading ?
Climpmethod is in: 0m24s
Path method is in: 11m53s
Mask method is in: 16m45s
thank you
Where can I get this inkscape theme and icons?
You have to download inkscape 1.0 and it's there in preferences/interface/themes
awesome i love this very much
Thanks I glad that it's helpful
@@AdamBelis could you please do a version with circles and how to add shadows for each circle with light in different directions, more a theory behind how light works in a 2d environment. thank you very much for replying
@@Jono1982 2d is just simulation of 3d so I definitely could explain this but I am not best at explaining this concepts (haha look at this video it could be explain. In 1-2 min ) I would recommend looking at any painting video witch explains volume shapes and values or even some 3d tutorials applies in principle. But thanks for an idea I will think about making it
@@AdamBelis sorry i did watch your video and comment afterwards, i was thinking more in depth and i'll watch some painting videos as you suggested. i'm new to inkscape so i want to learn how to make simple shapes and then practice shading so it doesn't look so flat
@@Jono1982 I would definitely recommend this chanal just done pain but make it in Vector ruclips.net/p/PLLmXZMqb_9sbNLM83NrM005vRQHw1yTKn
very informative, very useful, but very hard to see over the end.
thanks, you mean that is too long to watch? :D
Bro, Come Back 😊😊😊😊
@@Kīīng-Skull what kind of tutorial would you like ?
@@AdamBelis i am a Beginner game dev so yeah Inkscape Character drawings would be better.
I also want to learn designing so any skills and Tips regarding inkscape I can learn is blessing.