Logo design with Inkscape

Logo design with Inkscape, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 86 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 72 subscribers.

You will learn about The theoretical foundations of design graphics Theoretical advice of logo design Start with Inkscape Master tools Edit shapes Edit colors gradients and strokes Master alignments and distribution Add grid and guides Create clones Add symbols Add text Master layers Import image Vectorize drawing Create logos This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or People who want to learn inkscape or People who want to create logos with open source software or Graphic designers It is particularly useful for Students or People who want to learn inkscape or People who want to create logos with open source software or Graphic designers.

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Summary

Title: Logo design with Inkscape

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 86

Number of Published Lectures: 86

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Original Price: €94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The theoretical foundations of design graphics
Theoretical advice of logo design
Start with Inkscape
Master tools
Edit shapes
Edit colors gradients and strokes
Master alignments and distribution
Add grid and guides
Create clones
Add symbols
Add text
Master layers
Import image
Vectorize drawing
Create logos

Who Should Attend

Students
People who want to learn inkscape
People who want to create logos with open source software
Graphic designers

Target Audiences

Students
People who want to learn inkscape
People who want to create logos with open source software
Graphic designers

Come and discover Inkscape specializing in logo creation. Inkscape is the powerful alternative to Adobe Illustrator software. It is the ideal alternative for logo design. Indeed it is the complete vector drawing tool that allows you to make quality logo design.

Inkscape is professional quality vector drawing software. Inkscape is used by professional designers and hobbyists to create a wide variety of graphics such as illustrations, icons, logos, diagrams, maps and renderings for the web. Inkscape uses the SVG standard as the starting format. Unlike other software where we work in pixels, with Inkscape we work with vectors. A vector image is made up of coordinates, curves, and equations of all kinds. The advantage of this format is that you can enlarge your creation or your image to infinity, it will be identical and will not lose any quality, because we are working on vector drawings.

Why should you use Inkscape to create logos?

– Because it is an open source software, that is to say free

– Because it offers awesome creation tools for open source software

– Because it is an ergonomic software

– Because you can create many graphic creations

– Its alignment and distribution system is ideal for arranging the elements of a logo

– Because we are working on the vector format, no loss of quality during the enlargement of the logo

Who should attend?

– Are you a beginner and want to start mastering Inkscape?

– Do you want free software to create logos?

– Do you want to learn Inkscape for logo design?

– Are you a graphic designer using other software and want to discover Inkscape?

Training course

In this training we will start with a presentation of the theoretical bases to know for the logo design. These bases will help you in your compositions. Then we will see the Inkscape software especially for the logo design. You will learn how to use Inkscape from scratch, seeing all the essentials and then creating logos. The learning will take place in several modules. Then we will work on several logos with specific training. At the end of the training you will be able to use the Inkscape software to create your logos.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Basics of logo design

Lecture 1: The rules of a good logo

Lecture 2: Define the style of the logo

Lecture 3: Vector and raster

Lecture 4: The rules to respect

Lecture 5: The color sheme

Lecture 6: Color psychology

Lecture 7: The meaning of color

Chapter 3: Start with Inkscape

Lecture 1: Manage dashboard

Lecture 2: Edit preferences

Lecture 3: Create and open document

Lecture 4: Save and export

Lecture 5: Document properties

Lecture 6: Master navigation

Lecture 7: History panel

Chapter 4: Master tools

Lecture 1: Master selections

Lecture 2: Create rectangles

Lecture 3: Create circles

Lecture 4: Create polygons

Lecture 5: Create spirals

Lecture 6: Create 3D boxes

Lecture 7: Draw bezier curves

Lecture 8: Edit nodes

Lecture 9: Draw freehand lines

Lecture 10: Draw calligraphic

Lecture 11: Erase elements

Chapter 5: Edit shapes

Lecture 1: Object associations

Lecture 2: Duplicate objects

Lecture 3: Create rotations

Lecture 4: Create groups

Lecture 5: Object offset

Lecture 6: Apply symmetries

Lecture 7: Element positions

Lecture 8: Add transformations

Chapter 6: Convert to path

Lecture 1: Object to path

Lecture 2: Stroke to path

Lecture 3: Path effects

Chapter 7: Edit colors gradients and strokes

Lecture 1: Edit colors

Lecture 2: Recuperate colors

Lecture 3: Edit gradients

Lecture 4: Gradients on stroke

Lecture 5: Edit strokes

Chapter 8: Alignments and distribution

Lecture 1: Manage alignments

Lecture 2: Manage distribution

Lecture 3: Center elements

Chapter 9: Add guides and grid

Lecture 1: Add grid

Lecture 2: Create guides

Lecture 3: Snap objects

Chapter 10: Create clones

Lecture 1: Create clones

Lecture 2: Tiled clones part 1

Lecture 3: Tiled clones part 2

Chapter 11: Add symbols

Lecture 1: Add symbols

Chapter 12: Add text

Lecture 1: Add text

Lecture 2: Text along path

Lecture 3: Perspective text

Chapter 13: Manage layers

Lecture 1: Layers part 1

Lecture 2: Layers part 2

Chapter 14: Import image

Lecture 1: Import image

Lecture 2: Image inside shape

Lecture 3: Image inside text

Chapter 15: Vectorize drawings

Lecture 1: Vectorize drawing

Lecture 2: Vectorize logo

Chapter 16: Training logo design

Lecture 1: Logo landscape part 1

Lecture 2: Logo landscape part 2

Lecture 3: Logo furniture part 1

Lecture 4: Logo furniture part 2

Lecture 5: Logo vintage part 1

Lecture 6: Logo vintage part 2

Lecture 7: Logo ocean part 1

Lecture 8: Logo ocean part 2

Lecture 9: Logo city part 1

Lecture 10: Logo city part 2

Lecture 11: Logo letter part 1

Lecture 12: Logo letter part 2

Lecture 13: Logo food center part 1

Lecture 14: Logo food center part 2

Lecture 15: Logo music part 1

Lecture 16: Logo music part 2

Lecture 17: Logo fitness part 1

Lecture 18: Logo fitness part 2

Lecture 19: Logo interior design part 1

Lecture 20: Logo interior design part 2

Lecture 21: Logo house part 1

Lecture 22: Logo house part 2

Instructors

Nicolas Forgue
Web entrepreneur and graphic designer

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