Inkscape Beginner's Guide is a practical step-by-step guide for learning this exciting vector graphics software. Using practical, real-world examples, you'll learn everything about the software and its capabilities so you'll be able to design anything from logos to websites. Learning to use Inkscape, an exciting open-source vector graphics program, broadens your software toolkit as a graphic designer. Become an expert at using filters and working with images in Inkscape.Real world examples show you how to create everything from paths, complex shapes, to stylized text.Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of Inkscape required for graphic design.Read affiliate disclosure here.Create attractive layout design, logos, brochures, icons, and more using the Inkspace vector graphics editor To see more professionally-designed Inkscape logo examples, be sure to check out my portfolio! The client wanted to go with a Tex-Mex style. El Cheapo Moving CompanyĪ logo design for a moving company in Texas. InscrybĪ colorful, flat-style logo based on a stingray. This one uses a line art style of a woman with her arm as a branch with leaves and flowers growing off of it in order to emphasize the organic aspect. Crown Of TressesĪ line of organic skincare and hair products. SnowbookedĪ goat standing on a snowy mountain with the sun rising behind it. Simple logo design for a hot tub company. Just to give some context to this Inkscape logo example, “gaming” refers to board games not video games. Gamers’ HavenĪ simple and versatile design that depicts the letters GH within a castle. This one depicts the letter F as a film reel with lines of motion. A simple badge-style design for a FIFA video game which depicts a controller and a soccer ball (or football, for my non-US readers 🙂 ) 5.

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