curriculum vitae

This is my Curriculum Vitae. If it will help you to understand what I have accomplished, it’s in this list.

May all beings have peace
Hi, friends! This week, I'm using Inkscape to repair AI-based images from Gemini (Nano Banana). We use the text tool for the first time in the series, the dropper tool, the gradient tool, and we place text along a path. Check it out, and let me know what you might like to see next.

DFTND: Using Inkscape to Repair AI images

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SVG vs. PNG by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #design (cc-sa)
This week in Design for the Non-Designer, we return to some key basics in Inkscape. We will explore why, when, and how to save files. We will also cover how to export or import files. I hope you enjoy it, and if you have questions or feedback, let's talk about it in the comments.

DFTND: Saving, exporting and importing in Inkscape

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NJLLA Logo
This week in Design for the Non-Designer, we're going to step away from the basics of Inkscape. We will perform a real-world task: restoring clean lines and edges to a pixelated logo. I discuss importing, bitmap tracing, node-editing, saving, and exporting in Inkscape. Special thanks to NJLLA for allowing me to use the task as an example for everyone!

DFTND: Restoring a pixelated logo with Inkscape

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