Clone and Spin Paths in Inkscape
Learn how to quickly clone and spin paths in Inkscape. This can also be applied to object as well.
A Crash Course in Inkscape
Quickly learn how to use the free, open-source vector program Inkscape for your illustration projects!
How to use Inkscape’s Geometric Construction Tool
What is “Do geometric constructions”? Let’s take a look at Inkscape Beta 1.2’s Geometric Construction Tool and how it’s many features function.
Inkscape Experiments: How to Enable Saving to XCF in Inkscape
Do you need to export your Inkscape art to a raster format with layers? Then you need to learn how to enable saving to XCF in Inkscape!
Stitch Your Art with Photomerge in PhotoShop
Learn how to stitch your art with Photomerge in PhotoShop to digitize your over-sized artwork and illustrations!
Albrecht Durer Watercolor Markers Review
This is a review of Faber-Castell’s newly released Albrecht Durer Watercolor Markers. Read on to learn my discoveries.
Yes, You Too Can Draw! – Ch 5 — The Magic Sketch Pad
We learn all about the mighty sketch pad and how we can use it to improve our drawing.
WordPress Magic: Edit Images in WordPress
How to use the basic image editing options within WordPress for simple adjustments.
Yes, You Too Can Draw! – Ch 7 — Measure With Your Pencil
Welcome back to another chapter of Yes, You Too Can Draw! We’re going to talk about Measuring with your Pencil. Why is this important? I’ll get into that later. As always, we go a review of the previous chapter on The Line of Direction: What We Learned From Last Time We learned about the Line of Direction. We found …
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Yes, You Too Can Draw! – Ch 6 — The Line of Direction
We’ll learn about both the Line of Direction and line of action and how to use them in our drawing.