Inkscape Watercolor Tutorial: Settings Demystified!

Inkscape 1.3 step-by-step beginner, intermediate watercolor tutorial hosted by Rick Johanson, showing you an updated, easy technique in this free course how make a watercolour skyline of London using Trace Bitmap and the watercolor texture settings. Follow along and learn the basics of Inkscape, including the how to do a simple mask, All settings provided so you can create your own custom watercolor skyline using a main image of your choice.
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[@atahanacik365]

My eyes still looking for more map art Dear Rick. I thought you may be also missed to make another map and waiting a request from a follower 😅 I may be able to help with that :D I hope all is well, all the best

[@aliyarakhmetova7178]

Thank you for this tutorial. It's clear and useful and the example is really cool!

[@CJ_Walks]

You are THE GUY! Best Inkscape tutorials on the net.

[@cavemansounds]

Vector doodling and vector illustration coloring pages with inkscape

[@Just_name29]

Hey Rick, as always your video was awesome and helpfull, i wanna ask you about how to make the Obama hope poster style, cause i think it's cool design but at the same time it's little bit difficult when i'm try to make it, so i hope you can show the right way to make it that type poster style design in inkscape, thank you very much and hope god bless you rick

[@jakemorden8544]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have requested a tutorial about making a poster like the Obama poster style last year, can you make it if it's possible?

[@burgounicamp]

Awesome work! I have been used your tips in many of the figures I prepare for my scientific papers. When you have some time in the future, I would love to see a tutorial on realistic water droplets and a splash of water. So far I am facing many troubles in order to draw similar things in Inkscape. Thanks!

[@teerawatsrivithas4700]

Thanks You Rick. I have question.. how to move right side tool bar to top V1.3

[@imdxpertm]

Hey Rick, how are you doing ? It's been a long time, Good to see you back. Thanks for the updated tutorial.😊

[@oscarzhou3144]

Thanks Rick. I have been searching such solution for few hours. I'm definitely your fan, but I don't know what such technics is called. Thanks!!!

[@meggieoneill7084]

Love this. Thank you!

[@philipp.dauenhauer]

Another great one! Thanks Rick!

[@AnilAtluriWord]

That's wonderful! Thanks.

[@fawadyusuf]

Always fascinated by your videos!

[@sylvainbaril3909]

Beautiful! Thank you very much!

[@nicoletteshow4817]

Great Tutorial as always .Thank you , I love how your start off with the size canvas you use.

[@Iburgos]

Fantastic thanks!!!

[@TempoFino]

I applied the texture on the traced bitmap image and got some good results!

[@GregoryGustavo]

Really great.

[@brauliocruz2884]

Rick, your channel has become my Gray's Anatomy for Inkscape. I definitely have to buy a hat or something. Do you have a Patreon!? I have watched 8 videos in a row as Im figuring out how to animate in 2d with capcut. Cut out animation with doesnt cut it anymore. I want a more "traditional" line art and cell shading. This is starting to finally make sense!