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Tutorial: Wrapping text around an object using Inkscape


This video demonstrates how to use Inkscape to disguise a soup can’s label, and then to wrap text around it fairly believably. Here is the final image.

Wrapping text around an object in Inkscape by lemasney
Wrapping text around an object in Inkscape by lemasney
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John LeMasney on Hands-On Arduino

English: Photograph of an Arduino Duemilanove ...
English: Photograph of an Arduino Duemilanove (2009b Revision) PortuguĂŞs: Fotografia de um Arduino Duemilanove (RevisĂŁo 2009b) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The next Princeton PC Users Group meeting is August 26, 2014 at 7:00 pm at the Lawrence Branch of the Mercer County Library, New Jersey.

John LeMasney on “Hands-On Arduino”

Arduino is an electronics prototyping platform that allows you to scratch your own itch. It exemplifies the making movement, in which we are moving away from off-the-shelf solutions, and moving towards regaining a sense of how things work. Come learn how to gain a new control of the technology that we use everyday. 
Bio:
John LeMasney is a technologist, designer, and artist working in New Jersey.
( lemasney@gmail.com | 609-553-9498 | lemasney.com )
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All you can eat sushi retro diner sign – John LeMasney

all you can eat sushi retro diner sign - John LeMasney
all you can eat sushi retro diner sign – John LeMasney

I love when retro ideas are mashed up with contemporary trends, and so I decided to make this retro style diner sign about ten-dollar all-you-can-eat sushi. The original that I worked from was a sign for five-cent bottomless coffee, and this was the contemporary equivalent that came to mind.

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68 of 365: Simple sketch of a coffee cup.

Coffee cup by John LeMasney via lemasney.com
Coffee cup by John LeMasney via lemasney.com

This is a simple sketch of a coffee cup in Inkscape.

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67 of 365: Dance by Antoinette Marchfelder & John LeMasney

67 of 365 Dance by Antoinette Marchfelder & John LeMasney via lemasney.com
67 of 365 Dance by Antoinette Marchfelder & John LeMasney via lemasney.com

This is a collaboration between Antoinette and I. Antoinette has a lovely drafting ability, and makes the most beautiful, colorful, jungle-inspired work. We’ve worked together in Inkscape, to help her expand her digital working style. In this case. I asked her if she had ever used a Wacom tablet, and she said that she had one, a small one. I brought out my lovely 24 inch Wacom, handed her the stylus, and she made this inspiring dancing figure you see above. I added the text below her illustration. We used an image of a lit match as the palette, and applied a range of tones from the very bright parts of the flame, to the darker smoky background. Fun work, and thanks Antoinette!

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66 of 365 The truth knocks on the door by John LeMasney via lemasney.com

66 of 365 The truth knocks on the door by John LeMasney via lemasney.com
66 of 365 The truth knocks on the door by John LeMasney via lemasney.com

The truth knocks on the door and you say, “Go away, I’m looking for the truth,” and so it goes away. Puzzling.” (Robert Persig) by John LeMasney via lemasney.com