Thank you!

Hello, I am curious how the author has achieved this drawing of cabbage leaf. My query is on two aspects: 1. Apparently the shape is drawn with pen tool and multiple copies made. Is it some kind of offset? Or is it clones? 2. Shades of green. Could he (she?) has selected from a palette / swatches or...

Thanks theozh, Somehow I feel my method is bit crude. I was thinking on lines of (but it is not working) 1. Create a rectangle with stroke & fill. 2. Convert object into path. 3. Break Apart 3. Use Node tool. Select both top nodes. Convert into dashed line. Select bottom two nodes, convert into ...

Is there any elegant way to create a rectangle with upper and lower strokes as dashes and straight lines on the sides? The rectangle should have a fill color. I have created the attached rectangle as one without stroke and proceeded to add individual four lines with pen tool. Thanks & Best, nib ...

Thanks for update. I cannot access the site from the browser.
It just times out.

ping and traceroute works fine.

I'll try to access it from another network tomorrow.

Best,
nib

What happend to Tavmjong Bah's site? Is it going a thru a new version change as in Inkscape 0.92?
For over several weeks, I cannot access it.

Best,
nib

I'm sorry for resurrecting an old post. Found, by accident, another trick. Draw a shape with Bezier tool (with icon - create sequence of straight line segments). The shape may look like posted by user Polygon. Select the shape, go to Path > Dynamic Offset. Adjust the Offset Distance by pulling that ...

Wow! Your query is wonderful. For example; take a rectangle tool and draw an arbitrary rectangle. Now, right click on each of those boxes (for example W or H). There is a list of some nicely defined sizes. Try selecting one of them and see what happens :) (Please don't select a large number, your re...

I'm sorry, that may not have been helpful. Start your "Fill & Stroke" tool (shift + ctrl + F) highlight the rectangle, look at bottom left of screen, right click on "None" > click "Remove Stroke", and then select your choicest color from tab Stroke Paint from Fill &...

The Sherlock Holmes in me says "Look at bottom left corner of your screen...
it says stroke = none".

Best,
Nib

Hello, I've joined today at Inkscape Forums. I've been exposed to Inkscape for past the 10 years nothing great, just quick work related diagrams. As I now have more time on my hand, I plan to work on Inkscape, Gimp, Scribus and Blender (on Linux platform). My areas of interests are infographics, hum...