Inkscape Tutorial: Creating Vector Repeated Patterns
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Publicado 2016-10-28
Creating the pattern begins at 5:48. Before then is a tutorial for how to create the crown icon.
This tutorial is for Inkscape version 0.48 and is intended to teach beginners how to use the software. Inkscape is a great free alternative to Illustrator.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Skip to 5:48 if you just want to know how to create the pattern. Everything before then is demonstrating how to create the crown icon.
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Guys I know this is an old video but its still very relevant, just a tip. If you want a seamless pattern you can export... Click on your square that your pattern is in and go to Object, then Pattern, then click Object to Pattern. Now make a Square or rectangle as big as you want and in the fill and stroke menu click on the Pattern icon. This will fill your shape with the tiled pattern with no gaps and you can export it as whatever format you want...
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Love these tutorials. 4 months ago I had not even heard of Inkscape. Now I feel like I can use it with confidence, and it's because of the tutorials I see here from you, Nick. Awesome stuff, keep up the good work.
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Your tutorials are so incredibly helpful, Nick. I just wanted to say thank you for all the work you put into making these. They're a real gem for us starting out with vector graphics and using Inkscape. Thank you so much!
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Nick, you're a gentleman and a scholar.
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Awesome tutorials Nick, I am learning a lot from them. I found that here one can also, instead of using Cloned Tiles, convert the rectangle pattern to a pattern using Object -> Pattern -> Object To Pattern. Then the fill of any object can be set to the pattern (and it won't have the liaising effect).
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Amazing Nick, really amazing. I am always waiting to see your tutorials every week :) :)
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This is really amazing. I'm definitely going to check out your how-to on becoming an artist. It's nice to finally see some professional work done with Inkscape.
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Great tut...and a very good Idea for my christmascard...thanks a lot!!!
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thanks , coming from a non designer guy. I really wanted to make repetititve and geometric patterns, loking forward to learn from your channel! thanks...
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I guess this method has an advantage over the "Object to Pattern" effect where (in my knowledge), the spacing between the repeating elements cannot be controlled. Great approach! I had been a starter at inkscape, but with just your tutorial, I have the confidence to take up bigger projects. Keep up the amazing work Nick!
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Thank you so much, Nick. A superb tutorial, like always.
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Boy, this tipps are amazing! Nick, this knowledge is extremely valuable! extremely!!! Thank you for sharing. it's... WOW! Thanks!
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Thanks for this super helpful tutorial, you saved my day!
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Great tutorial. Helped me make a repeating company logo sock design!
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Thanks for the tutorials! I'll use this tips & tricks to complete my stock at Shutterstock 😀
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Wow that repeat trick is just common sense. I have struggled a lot with ut thanks Nick.
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This was another very good video. Easy to understand as I followed along.
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You should do a mockup tutorial! Btw great video, I love the crown icon. :)
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Very helpful thank you!
