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[...] triangle still selected, head up to Path > Object to Path to create some nodes. Grab the Nodes tool and select the middle nodes on all sides, then click Make nodes symmetric. Step 3 This will [...]

[...] . As you may know, there are many ways to draw triangles in Inkscape. Step 5 Grab the Nodes tool, select the top 2 nodes, click the Add nodes button, then click the Make nodes [...]

[...] Marker and Mid Marker. Step 4 With the markers assigned, select your circle with the Nodes tool and click the Add nodes button. Since we have the Mid Markers set, it’ll just add more of [...]

[...] be selected (the purple star will not be selected in this case). Step 2 The second tool is the Nodes tool, where you can select objects in the same manner, but also select individual nodes. This is [...]

[...] pixelization, export large for less. Below, the truck on the left is the true size of my final result, and the truck on the right is also my final result, but zoomed in a bunch on an image [...]

[...] perspective to draw a nice looking Rubik’s Cube vector in this Inkscape tutorial. The Final Result 1. Drawing the Face Plates Step 1 To start, let’s grab the Rectangle tool to draw a [...]

[...] Inkscape open and go over how to draw a clip art looking rose in this tutorial. The Final Result 1. Top of the Flower Step 1 Let’s start by drawing a simple circle for the top of the [...]

[...] some simple shapes to draw a clip art style Christmas tree. Let’s get started! The Final Result 1. Create The Greens Step 1 To start, let’s grab the Polygon tool and select the Star [...]

[...] sure everything is Grouped. (select everything, Object > Group) Step 2 Next, grab the Rectangle tool and draw an area that you’d like to crop. As you can see below, I’ve intentionally made my [...]

[...] tutorial. The Final Result 1. Drawing the Face Plates Step 1 To start, let’s grab the Rectangle tool to draw a 100px by 100px square. Also, give it a Ry: 10px (which are rounded corners). Step 2 [...]

[...] duplicate a few of these, resize, and position accordingly. Step 2 Next up, grab the Rectangle tool and draw a simple brown, tree trunk shape. Let’s also Path > Object to Path this [...]

[...] ! The Final Result 1. Freehand the Bristles Step 1 To start our bristles pattern, grab the Rectangle tool and draw a perfect green square (hold Control and drag). Step 2 Next, grab the Pencil tool [...]

[...] We’ll be using full 3D perspective to draw a nice looking Rubik’s Cube vector in this Inkscape tutorial. The Final Result 1. Drawing the Face Plates Step 1 To start, let’s grab the [...]

[...] ‘Tis the season to draw some Christmas trees! In this Inkscape tutorial, we’ll be using some simple shapes to draw a clip art style Christmas tree. Let’s get [...]

[...] to do is add a background if you desire. Looks great, right? And We’re Done! This Inkscape tutorial was very heavy on using the Path Effect Editor, which creates a very clean looking [...]