Create Stylised Pictures From ANY Image In INKSCAPE
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Hello my friends & HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Today we are BACK with a BANG! In this video, I show you how to create a stylised version of literally any image. Just make sure you have permission if the image does not belong to you. If you would like to use the same picture as me, I will leave it on the Community Posts tab. Simply right-click and select 'Save As...'.
This is another longer-form video. I have tried to pack in as much information about the process as possible so please let me know in the comments if you prefer these videos or if you would rather I concentrate on shorter videos that are under 15 minutes in length.
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Hi Rob Thank You for helping us to learn Inkscape. Looking forward to your next video. I wish you a great 2024.
Well that is fortuitous because I love teaching Inkscape hehe. Thank you so much for your positive words. May your 2024 be as awesome as you are 😁
Wishing you a wonderful 2024.
Thank you very much my friend ❤
Thank you so much Bob for your HARD work 🌼🌻
My name is Rob my friend. Thank you so much 😁 Do you think you are going to give it a try?
Really enjoyed that, might be tempted to give it a go with my dog 😎
Do it! It really is not as difficult as you may think and the final result is definitely worth it, as you can tell 😁
Very nice result! But a lot of work. I'm curious to know why you didn't use the trace bitmap feature with eight or so color levels and then edit the trace result?
The reason is 3-fold my friend. TB has been covered already on the channel, I wanted to cover multiple features/methods & because some people will not have top-end PCs capable of TC when using multiple layers aka it can be a heavy load on the hardware & this method puts less strain on the PC/Laptop/Mac.
Hope that clarifies 😁