I use Ctrl-U to UnGroup but Ctrl-Shift-G is news to me :). I guess we do still learn new things everyday. Thanks

Gorgeous scrolls and tips…I have been out of touch with scrollwork. I am going to try one, by hand, in color! Thank you for clear teaching and NO background music.

Hope you'll continue sharing your expertise with us without long delay. Keep uploading the vides so that people like us can learn more. Peace.

I wish Inkscape had a Spirogragh tool set...

See "PART 1" Here----> kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH7dqqaYiqaLrZo

See the follow up video "Inkscape for the Scroll Designer" PART 2 here------> kzbin.info/www/bejne/jou3gn6jmrF7j8U

Merci! Very good video, well explained. Thanks.

Thank you so much for posting these videos, much appreciated!

Nice

You may want to use the Power Stroke effect to add line width 23:50 line to path from the path menu.

Thank you very much for your tutorial, very informative and super well done, one of the best explanations and content on the web. Please do more. I teach at a large High School and this will be very helpful in designing projects for my students.

I have tried this in other software. I have watched many videos. NOTHING i have found is as good as this! Clear, concise, close-up of the work (not the artist), thorough. I create stuff and yours is the first i will consider buying!❤]]

Awesome tutorial and beautiful work. I would love a video on making your own graphic elements to use. 😀

thanks for the tutorial : I just spent 2 hours using part 1 to draw a wing...

Very useful and amazingly beautiful!

Absolutely beautiful !!!

genuinely excellent tutorial... extra points, digging around in the path effects menus, are Mirror and circular Array. those 2 modifiers are gold, as they let you set up dymanic objects that update as you work on the 'original'. bonus extra points, you can stack these modifiers.. so Mirror across the vertical, Mirror that 'pair' across the horzontal, then circular array that into a wheel... and only edit that single object!

You make it look far too simple

Nice!

Just amazing. Thank you. I spend hours in illustrator and this seems so much more efficient.

I don't understand how you can use Inscape on an Apple device when it's not downloaded!

Awesome video

Fantastic tutorial and great, quick run-down of the most important shortcuts! Thank you so much for sharing!

excellent work on the scroll work tutorial on inkscape. I have been using inkscape for years with vector work for my lasers i do appreciate the detailed video on making scrolls and using the spiro pen tool... couple suggestions though mainly with the copy and duplicating and drag into position (on a windows computer) not sure about what keys to press on a mac ctrl+c is copy ctrl+v will paste (wherever you mouse pointer is) ctrl+alt+v (will paste in place effectively duplicating it) for your quick build arsenal you can click on the image crtl+c and then just move the mouse and crtl+v will teleport the shape needed so you don't have to click and drag then pan to view (just a suggestion for faster work flow) also for laser engraving you can do everything in the spiro path tool and to convert it over for laser engraving >select everything > object to path > then union all the lines together (just to save some time on tracing all the way around some objects to create a "closed path".... but excellent video .... i added it to my saved videos and i subscribed to your channel ..... looking forward to see what else you post 😀

Hello great video can you do a video on how and were to star when doing a 1911 slide.

Just wanted to chime in with all the other comments. This tutorial is an incredible find and I am so glad you came back after a six year break. As soon as I saw you had a template for sale, I knew I had to have it. I have had Inkscape for many years and have used it for various laser projects, but I did not want to go backwards to avoid the Spiro bug. I am currently using version 1.4 and the issue is still there, but I did find that it often adds extra points to the path you are trying to create. Deleting those points seems to fix the problem and leaves you with a usable Spiro Path. Not that this is acceptable if you are doing a lot of Spiro Paths, but maybe it is a good enough workaround for the moment. In the meantime, I am enjoying just playing around with your template and seeing what I can do and if I can use it with my fiber laser to generate acceptable scroll work in metal. Thanks again!

Your a great teacher, Learned a few great tricks by you here. I suspect the next video will be in 2027 tho XD?

Wonderful and informative video Thank you. I am however unable to complete purchase of template. It is giving me a security issue message after each try.

I’ve been a Corel guy since the ‘90’s. I’ve been aware of Inkscape and downloaded it many times but haven’t taken the time to really learn it. Thank you for this. I’ll get on it. Your video is so well done! Awesome!

So beautiful!❤

Fantastic video been using this fof few years and still learned alot on it thanks

Thanks for the video. Love this technique. I thank you also for understanding the needs of the laser engraving world. Thumbs up, Like and Subscribe. I found your video through the KZbin algorythm and this is the first of your videos I have found. Keep up the good work and for sharing. Now I have to set a bunch of time aside to binge watch all your videos.

I just want to say thank you for putting this video out it`s just what I needed to learn . I just started a knife making company and scrolls look great on metal. This will work perfect for my new laser work. You have a new subscriber. Big thanks

I appreciate you coming back from your 6 year break to bring us such a helpful video! As a long time user of Inkscape this was still very helpful :)

Thank you so much for this. I have been using Inkscape for years for designing simple shapes to cut with my electronic cutting machine. I don't use it very often and so tend to forget what I've learnt previously! I have learnt more about Inkscape in this video than I ever thought possible. Your scroll drawing is an absolute revelation to me. Everything so clearly explained, and at a speed where one can take it in. Brilliant.

Wow, fantastic video. I am confortable with Inkscape but scroll work has always been like black magic. This has definitely demystified it to some degree and given me a place to start. Excellent video, thank you.

Thanks for the video, I've dabbled with Inkscape but didn't know about this tool. This is very useful info!

Just what I need. Thank you for the tutorial!

Damn. Welcome back!

Are there any AI-tools that can make a decent scrollworks inside a knife handle frame?

This is great! thanks.

Oh good! You just answered my question:)

This is a wonderful tutorial!! Any chance you’ll sell that pattern file ?

Second time watching this - lol. Best Inkscape video I have seen in quite some time. What is amazing is that you are basically using only one Inkscape tool to do these intricate designs and you made it look so easy.

Amazing tutorial. Love it how you explain even the basic stuff and put it all into the perspective.

Wow! Having used Corel since it came out on 5.25 inch floppies, and Signlab since it was introduced, I will be transitioning to Inkscape after seeing your incredible tutorial. This video is probably the best vector editing tutorial video on KZbin. Thank you!

Good tutorial. Bezier is pronounced beh•zee•ay, btw.

Wow! - fascinating seeing how these are made and you've explained it brilliantly, thank you.

You have no idea how happy you just made me! I have always seen it as ”impossible” for me to draw scrolls in Inkscape without spending hours and hours because I only us it occasionally. Thank you so much! ”Subscribed”

somebody made me edit my original comment :(