Inkscape Tutorial: Flat Vector Landscape Design 

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I'm so glad you started doing Inkscape Tutorials now. I'm hoping you'll do Scribus (Indesign Alternative) tutorials after. That will help All Designers who work in Web and Print. It will also prove that Designers don't need Adobe tools to make great work. Make work with the Open Source Jab, Right Hook and Upper-Cut. (Inkscape, Gimp, Scribus)

i watched every video of your channel. you are providing quality videos. i consider myself as a learner and we need a professional like you on this platform. great video.

Thank you so much for this ! This shows that simplicity can also make beautiful art.

Didn't say it the first time; I love and adore this tutorial. Good stuff man.

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, I like working with Inkscape a lot and I want to learn to make very nice illustrations with it. :D

This looks like a $1M art one can hang on the wall.

Great tutorial! Two questions for you. Instead of recreating the arms on the first cactus, could you have duplicated the first arm after you grouped it, or was there a reason to start from scratch for each arm? Next question...after the drawing is complete, how to you get rid of all the stuff that is on the outside of the frame? Thanks!

Dude that was SO helpful thank you so much!!

Very helpful and interesting video. Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge.

Great tutorial and the end result was amazing!!

Thank you, Davies, excellent tutorials and really easy to follow.

The video was awesome. It would be cool to see an expanded video showing how to make seamless layers for parallax scrolling games. Maybe Godot :)

that mouse looks so comfortable

Thank you so much!! I've always wanted to get into graphic design in some way and this tutorial was just what I needed. I'm wondering.... Can you apply physics to an Inkscape project? I decided to work on creating shadows and its becoming a PAIN to go through each cacti, shrub, mountain and adding these shadows in a way that makes sense with the suns direction.

Great video Michael!

Very helpful and informative. Thanks.

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Inspiring! Thanx a lot!!

Great Tutorial thx

Nice video! Great job!😁

Thank you!

You make good tutorials just saying

cool. thank you for the totorial..

I love the tutorial, but have you ever seen a cactus?

Kru says "Well done Mike!"

¡Muchas gracias!

permission to save this video

Helpful!

can someone explain how he changed the background to drak behind the page?

Nice, thumbs UP!

Excellent tutorial,I have a question,when I apply gradient it's not stay in the object when I move the object the gradient stay in the place where the object was,I reinstalled the program without result,may you tell me something about it?

Is there a way to assign color to Layers? As in Illustrator and Auto Cad?

I have a question on 3:59 : How do can do you use the "Edit-Path-by-Node"-Tool (F2) while being on the Bezier-Curve-Tool? I tried a few things, but F2 has the function on my laptop to adjust the brightness of the screen. As for now, I have to leave the tool to get the other and then I have a lot of paths that aren't really connected. Thank you for your help!

What is the difference between Inkscape and GIMP? They both do pretty much the same thing, but I'm wondering what each one should be used for.

Like and Fav.

What mouse do you use? Is it comfortable?

I just subbed.

Where did you make this intro??

sir, can i ask u something? when I cut the object with control X dan change in layer middle and paste with control V, the image or the cactus have background white? it's no same like u show. Can u tell me, where is my mistake? btw I'm sorry before, if my english is bad.

my inkscape tools menu not like you i am not seeing any menu of mode after choosing node marker

hi loved the tutorial and i learned a lot but im having a big issue when exporting my design and things outside of the border are still visible im exporting in png

This video proves the earth is flat, finally, the debate is over.

how to print out to png?

Would you be interested in collaborating with some other channel to talk about design or inskscape and Gimp?

My ears started bleeding when I heard your intro...