Category: Inkscape

In today's tutorial we'll be going over path offsetting in Inkscape. This is a fundamental function of vector design, and no vector design software is complete without it. There's two ways to offset...

As demonstrated on this site many times in the past, there's no shortage of ways in which you can utilize Inkscape for graphic design. One such way would be creating diagrams and infographics, in...

Don't let the fact that Inkscape is free and Open Source give you the wrong impression -- this application is nothing short of comprehensive, and there's no shortage of ways in which you can utilize...

Thanks to an update in version 1.1, it's now possible to save as JPG with Inkscape. In previous generations, the only file format you could export your work to was PNG. All of that has changed...

One of the most common ways users look to utilize Inkscape is using it as a means of fitting an image to a shape. This is a rather simple process that can be accomplished with clipping paths, and...

Although Inkscape is meant for working with vector graphics, it does have some features and tools that allow you to make common edits to photographs and other rasterized images. And even though you'd...