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Relaxation by °Tens 9 hours 53 minutes ago

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As an animation, Bakemonogatari has a simple, clean art style. But the guest illustrations for the series are anything but simple! So, it's great to see that °Tens took on a more complex illustration and made it his own with vector gradients so fine at points it more resembles painting that vectoring. Do have a look at this beautiful wallpaper!

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$Loftydreamer 7 minutes ago

Wow I missed quite the conversation last night...

*moutonzare 13 minutes ago

For the group thing, I thinked I will wait for the v6 but if a lot of people ask for it, I guess I have no choice but to do it^^ To commemorate the SSS rating, the svg of my bakuman wall is on my last journal entry.Got to go doing teaching. See you later~

~NosVII 15 minutes ago

Ye mouton knows all ;) I am still a newbie with vectoring programs. In my journal is the progess so far for my Inkscape and AI project. The main difference I noticed so far is that in AI the pentool is editable at all times, in IS it is a different tool

☆Bantam 19 minutes ago

Serious knowledge

*moutonzare 25 minutes ago

Ctrl is useful when you want to control the angle of the vector. Shift is for asymmetric vector. You can combine the two also. One more thing, if you start an other path while pressing shift and that a former path is selected, the two will combined.

~NosVII 28 minutes ago

I only use ctrl for zooming, backspace I knew because it is the same in PS and AI. The shift and enter I didn't know, those are useful. I ended a path using right mouse on my last node

~Mysticmom2 29 minutes ago

It would be a nice group! You should go for it Mouton.

~ala21ddin21 29 minutes ago

Hi, mouton, I think it's time to open the Inkscape group, questions and new users are massively arriving, even for me XD

~Mysticmom2 31 minutes ago

Hey guys!

*moutonzare 35 minutes ago

You have to finish the path to edit it with the node tool. You can finish a path by closing it up or by pressing enter. You can also go back in the path by pressing backspace. I also suggest you to try pressing shift and ctrl while using the Bezier tool^^

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