Inkscape Tutorial: Vector Coffee Cup

[@Midnight14osx]

Your style of teaching forces me to open up my Inkscape and immediately implement the tutorial with no procrastination, thank you very much

[@LogosByNick]

That's great to hear, thank you!

[@rblihovde]

This is a great demonstration of how simple use of a two color gradient can add realism and make an object stand out. Thanks, and great video!

[@BluFinanceTV]

I knew nothing about Graphic designs before South African Lockdown. But with your help i learn to design logo and KZbin banner for my KZbin Channel. Thanks

[@mardanafin]

I love your technic

[@eugenthepunch]

Woooow, that was great! Thank you for this tutorial !!! I made a really cool coffee cup :D

[@jaquan3571]

Great video!! I am no way an artist..more of a stick man, but I was able to follow along and duplicate your work with my 7 yr old :) Thanks for the information, very much appreciated.

[@VerdantJedi]

Nice. I can totally relate this to illustrator. Thanks bro.

[@LogosByNick]

+Revan Yes this is simple enough to be translated to just about any vector graphics software.

[@langkahsuok8510]

Terimakasih Banyak atas tutorialnya, Tuan..

[@rblihovde]

I noticed you have Blender installed on your machine, ever thought of doing any tutorials with it [Blender] too? Or maybe incorporating something you made in Blender in an Inkscape logo?

[@LogosByNick]

+Bob Blihovde I'm not much of a 3D or animation designer and I know very little about Blender. I primarily use it for video editing, which I'm still currently learning (Mikeycal Meyers has some excellent tutorials about this). From what I've seen so far, Blender is hands-down the best free video editor out there.

[@rblihovde]

Agreed, it's surprising that something that powerful is free.

[@LeoIIXII]

you are the best

[@senhoritajanice]

Thanks.

[@FineKeefer]

I know that I'm using the more current version of inkscape but when I hold ctrl and try to drag down from the top it changes the shape completely. Do you know what I'd need to do in order for it to respond the same way yours does?

[@TheRobertLayne]

thanks for the tutorial!!!

[@LogosByNick]

+Robert Layne Glad to help

[@sebastianeszczak6552]

Great turorial! Thanks. Can you make a beer bottle?

[@LogosByNick]

+Sebastian Łęszczak Thanks. I'll see what I can do.

[@nadinewhite993]

Everything went very well except the sippy bit turned out a strange shape on mine. :) Cheers!

[@mordecaibanda2848]

Thanks so much for this

[@LogosByNick]

+Mordecai Banda Glad to help!

[@eiplank.5288]

hallo nick! schönes tut. vielen dank.

[@LogosByNick]

+Ha Sch Danke!

[@strictway2907]

Awesome tutorial, May I know what is the name of software screen recording you use?

[@LogosByNick]

Thanks, it's called RecordMyDesktop

[@ee99419]

How many years of experience with Inkscape do you have?

[@LogosByNick]

+Eric Escamilla I started learning Inkscape in 2009 or 2010 I think, just as a hobby.

[@bebright-tq6gx]

I can not get the control + 9 right

[@holdenursua516]

Whenever I do inset twice it already shrinks the whole shape by a lot, unlike yours.

[@rendrafit]

hi, how to make long flat shadow with inkscape?

[@LogosByNick]

+Rendra Meizafito Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. Do you have an example of an image that displays what you're requesting?

[@rendrafit]

+Logos By Nick it look like my g+ picture. as you can see there is a shadow and that is what i mean. btw i've found how to do it :D thanks for your respond