[vodpod id=Video.3946485&w=425&h=350&fv=allowfullscreen%3Dtrue%26amp%3Bloc%3D%2F%26amp%3Bautoplay%3Dfalse%26amp%3Bshare%3Dfalse%26amp%3Bsessionid%3D%26amp%3Bvid%3D8022746%26amp%3Blocale%3Den_US%26amp%3Bvrsl%3Dc.4.386%26amp%3Binfobar%3Dfalse%26amp%3B%26amp%3B] Slides without audio: This is a video of my introduction to the 365 Sketches project that I gave at the opening to the […]
Vector Based
This is another case of using the free three dimensional application from Google named Sketchup in my workflow to introduce 3d letterforms into my Inkscape […]
192 of 365 is on #typography in #Inkscape
Clearly, we have a serious issue. Well, maybe not clearly. So this is really to just explore the beautiful per letter orientation capabilities when you […]
191 of 365 is a hot wet sloppy mess in ...
So, aside from being a reference to Metallica, this is an experiment with a technique. I’ve never quite used the tools in this way before, […]
190 of 365 is a phantom lord in #Inkscape #illustration

I’ll start by saying that the text in this image, and its 3D treatment were not done in Inkscape, but in a free (but not […]
An illustration of the phrase “what’s up?” by John LeMasney ...
I had a few proper graphic design courses in college, but decided during the first class that I was not cut out for graphic design. […]