Inkscape Tutorial: Flat Vector Landscape Design
In this Inkscape tutorial, I will show you how to design a vector desert landscape design in flat style. Although the design looks complicated/complex at first glance, it is actually beginner-friendly and only requires some common tools. I will use a combination of the Bezier tool, rectangle tool, circle tool and color swatch to create this composition, which can be used as a background or as the main design for content such as posters or flyers. Visit our website for more text and video tutorials: Register for our GIMP photo editing course: Thanks to our diamond patrons for supporting us on Patreon! Ken Brewer Dilli Contradiction Thanks to the gold patrons who supported us on Patreon! BashMurals commodore256 Jamie Fraser Thank you for supporting our silver patrons on Patreon! Stephanie Paynter Thank you for supporting our Bronze Patrons on Patreon! Matt Bryan supports our channel and helps us grow by becoming a patron today-and get rich rewards: Read any of my Inkscape help articles: Make your Inkscape Canvas look like Illustrator’s artboard: Learn how you can help Inkscape Team: Download the latest version of Inkscape: Export SVG to PNG in Inkscape: Facebook: Twitter: @DaviesMediaDes Instagram: @DaviesMediaDesign #VectorDesign #VectorLandscape #FlatDesign.
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This video proves the earth is flat, finally, the debate is over.
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Thank you!
Great Tutorial thx
¡Muchas gracias!
Where did you make this intro??
Helpful!
Dude that was SO helpful thank you so much!!
What mouse do you use? Is it comfortable?
You make good tutorials just saying
my inkscape tools menu not like you i am not seeing any menu of mode after choosing node marker
My ears started bleeding when I heard your intro…
how to print out to png?
Like and Fav.
Wait… how do you then get rid of all the parts that go outside the border?
Thank you. I learned a lot of useful things.
can someone explain how he changed the background to drak behind the page?
What is the difference between Inkscape and GIMP?
They both do pretty much the same thing, but I'm wondering what each one should be used for.
Great video Michael!
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Great tutorial! Two questions for you. Instead of recreating the arms on the first cactus, could you have duplicated the first arm after you grouped it, or was there a reason to start from scratch for each arm? Next question…after the drawing is complete, how to you get rid of all the stuff that is on the outside of the frame? Thanks!
Thank you so much!! I've always wanted to get into graphic design in some way and this tutorial was just what I needed. I'm wondering…. Can you apply physics to an Inkscape project? I decided to work on creating shadows and its becoming a PAIN to go through each cacti, shrub, mountain and adding these shadows in a way that makes sense with the suns direction.
hi loved the tutorial and i learned a lot but im having a big issue when exporting my design and things outside of the border are still visible im exporting in png
sir, can i ask u something? when I cut the object with control X dan change in layer middle and paste with control V, the image or the cactus have background white? it's no same like u show. Can u tell me, where is my mistake? btw I'm sorry before, if my english is bad.
cool. thank you for the totorial..
Thank you, Davies, excellent tutorials and really easy to follow.
I just subbed.
Excellent tutorial,I have a question,when I apply gradient it's not stay in the object when I move the object the gradient stay in the place where the object was,I reinstalled the program without result,may you tell me something about it?
I have a question on 3:59 : How do can do you use the "Edit-Path-by-Node"-Tool (F2) while being on the Bezier-Curve-Tool? I tried a few things, but F2 has the function on my laptop to adjust the brightness of the screen. As for now, I have to leave the tool to get the other and then I have a lot of paths that aren't really connected. Thank you for your help!
Inspiring! Thanx a lot!!