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It bears a resemblance to Derek Banas' series mentioned above, while taking a different and more relaxed approach to learning the various Inkscape tools. This series explains what each individual function is in Inkscape and how it works. Inkscape Typeface Tutorials (19-video play list): Inkscape Logo Design Tutorials (43-video play list): Inkscape Intermediate/Advanced Tutorials (30-video play list): Click here to begin playing the tutorials.Inkscape Beginner Tutorials (55-video play list): If you're itching to be an inkscape pro, but are not familiar with Inkscape's tools or terminology? Our recommendation would be Derek Banas' basics (see the above paragraph). PLEASE NOTE: Nick's "Beginner" tutorials start at a fast pace. Many posts bring insight and corrections in workflow of which Nick Saporito approves. For a fuller appreciation of each video, we recommend reading through some of the comments posted below the posted Youtube videos. Because the final product is the purpose of these videos, the user is taught how each tool functions in a more direct manner. Like HeathenX's tutorials of old, the idea behind Nick's sessions is to create a final product as opposed to examining each tool for its own sake. Nick Saporito has an impressive set of YouTube tutorials (155). Tutorial 8: Patterns, Clipping, Masking, Converting to Bitmap, Tracing, Raster Extensions, and more.

Tutorial 7: Filter Editor: Displacement Map, Morphology, Imagine and Convolve Matrix.

Tutorial 4: Bezier Tool, Nodes, Path Effects and more.

Tutorial 3: Pathfinder Tools, RGB, HSL, CMYK, Blur, Fill, Stroke, Dropper Tool, the Tweak Tool, Dashes, Joints, Gradient Tool, Gradient Options and much more.

Tutorial 2: Create Keyboard Shortcuts, Document Properties, Tricks for Selecting Objects, Guides, Rulers, Align, Transform, Rows & Columns and more.

Tutorial 1: Review of the tools, their basic functions and keyboard shortcuts.

Inkscape Video Tutorial (8-video play list): Derek emphasizes keyboard shortcuts to improve work-flow while encouraging the use of some oft-neglected or misunderstood tools. Highly recommended for those wishing to get familiar with some of the basics (and even some intermediates who appreciate a refresher). While small in number (8 videos), Derek guides beginners through the essentials. As the Screencasters' tutorials are beginning to age, I thought it time to introduce a new list with some fresh ideas.ĭerek Banas has a very lively set of YouTube tutorials.