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I just made it using vector art using a free site called vectr. You can sign up at vectr.com.
Here are links to a png and svg version that I made. It's not perfect but I only spent 10 mins. Look into learning how to draw vector art.
https://vectr.com/krabzero/bRAXyujdL.svg?width=1080&height=1920&select=bRAXyujdLpage0
https://vectr.com/krabzero/bRAXyujdL.png?width=1080&height=1920&select=bRAXyujdLpage0
Some users may not care, but just in case this matters to anyone, from https://vectr.com/terms/
3.2 License "You hereby grant (and you represent and warrant that you have the right to grant) to Company an irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free and fully paid, worldwide license to reproduce, distribute, publicly display and perform, prepare derivative works of, incorporate into other works, and otherwise use and exploit your User Content, and to grant sublicenses of the foregoing rights, solely for the purposes of including your User Content in the Site. You hereby irrevocably waive (and agree to cause to be waived) any claims and assertions of moral rights or attribution with respect to your User Content."
If I could create a new letter in the alphabet...
- It would look like this. (To be honest, I just made a random figure with as few lines as I could, LOL.)
- It would make a "ng" sound.
- This would mean that words like "ping" and "running" would now comprise of only three and six letters, respectively. (Yay, shorter words!)
- The letter's name would sound like "ing". (Does this make English a bit too close to Chinese? (No offense, Chinese people, I love your culture!))
- The letter's place in the alphabet would be between N and O, so kindergartners will now be singing... "A B C D.....L M N ING O P...".
- The benefit of the new letter, as mentioned above, would be shorter words and therefore less time writing or typing those words.
- Thought: If you could do this with "th" and "ch", wouldn't it be so much easier for kids to learn how to read?
What do you think about this new letter? :)
Yoast. Yes, +1 to everything above said - it's a must-have one.
GetSiteControl, because it brings the entire set of 7 engagement widgets (opt-in, promo, survey, share buttons. etc.)
And Vectr, because it allows for easy image editing right in the post (text over picture, or simple graphics - comes handy sometimes)
Try Vectr It's the best cross-platform alternative to Sketch that I've found thus far.
You can see it in action here being used to create a website mockup.
They even have a free introductory Udemy course so you can get started using it. Vectr: Beginner's Guide
The resolution is probably too low. If you're designing a logo, you'll want a vector program so it's easier to resize, more versatile. There's a couple web apps analogous to pixlr, such as https://vectr.com/. You can also use Adobe Illustrator if you want something more advanced.
Hello everyone
I was inspired by the creativity of this sub, so I thought I create my own flag. Celebrating my ancestry, I merged the flags of Switzerland, Austria and Germany into a Union flag.
I uploaded it with two variants of red. The red of the current Swiss flag and the one of the current German flag. I left out the Austrian red due to personal taste.
Please let me know your thoughts and maybe which red you prefer.
Edit: if anyone cares, I used the svg files from Wikipedia and worked in https://vectr.com/
Yeah I've considered Graphic but it seems to be abandoned, the last update was 3 years ago.
I've been recommended Vectr, it seems to be perfect for my use case (other than being online).
Maybe you can get away with it on Windows for longer. The latest MacOS it straight up stopped working. I didn't want to take the time to figure out how to make it function again with Catalina.
If you're using it for occasional graphic work, there are free online editors now, as well as mobile apps.
I'm sure there's others, those are just a couple I found with a quick search.
Thank you!.
So I used a program called vectr (https://vectr.com/) and it has a pen tool basically allowing me to create points and lines appear in between them. if I make all points connect it will allow me to make a shape which I can then color the inside. my process was to basically place a reference image (in this case Settras 3d model) and slowly an steadily replace pieces of his face with triangles which I then use an eyedropper tool to color the same as that section of his face. so fitting them together isn't a process like is a puzzle since I create the triangles next to each other but they do sometimes have gaps since its hard to eyeball it, that's why I have a black background to hide those mistakes. its honestly a more time consuming process than a talent based one since boy howdy am I bad at art.
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TLDR:I make triangles on settra's face then color them like his face. then I use a black background to hide all of my mistakes.
This led me down an internet rabbit hole. If Inkscape has too steep of a learning curve try https://vectr.com/. It just clicked around with it and it seems really easy to use. I'm going to suggest it to my wife who finds inkscape too complicated.
Edit: Its also browser based so you don't have to download anything.
I think I got you bro. I haven't tried a new logo yet, but your post might have me playing around with one soon.
So to your question: The standard for graphic design of course is Adobe Illustrator. But there are some great free and/or open source programs out there too. And I have a sort of obsession with trying out tons of programs to see whats out there.
The standard answer when people ask for the best open source Illustrator alternative is Inkscape. This is pretty powerful software, but isnt as user friendly and you likely do not need all the features and a complicated but bland open source UI.
So my reccomendations to you are two programs: Vectr and Gravit Designer.
Both of these are free to use and are on all systems. Downloadable programs for PC and Mac are availble and (I think) both also have an online web-app too.
They also have some built in templates and you can search for more made by users. You can load in a Redskins logo and use the color picker to match the logo colors and then start drawing or search for some existing illustrations and vector graphics to bring in.
Here are the links: Gravit Designer: https://www.designer.io/en/
Vectr: https://vectr.com/
Welcome to the wonderful world of vector graphics and design!
Same for Serif, it's really sad, that they don't want to create a linux version of their software...
I am really not a fan of skins, as they might break without notice on any minor update...
For Vector images I found Vectr : https://vectr.com/
As for Gimp, I won't use it that much, I would be much more interested in a "Windows Photos" Alternative which does minor editing as well as photo compression without much hassle...
I have done that in consulate. Tellers or visa office breaching to bellow archives
Some spots where i have been success kill: https://vectr.com/jpelttari/d1v4Ah3BqU.svg?width=640&height=640&select=d1v4Ah3BqUpage0
Okay. Bear with me here. I used an online vector program (https://vectr.com/) to recreate the logo and it seemed to be successful. I got the font as close as I could to the one in Photoshop. It seems pretty close and looks pretty good. I was able to adjust the kerning too.
So I have zipped them up (logo and logo with text) and put them on my google drive.
I hope it works. If you need me to remove the gray background so it is transparent and you can use the CSS backgroun, just let me know.
Again, I hope it works. I've never done this before :)
Thanks for all the help, I ended up scrapping Word or Excel (or their counterparts) and using an image editor. https://vectr.com/ was what I settled on and it is much easier to work with. Obviously a dedicated program would have been ideal, but this seemed to work out well. My fields turned out really nice and now I'll just tweak the little things to make it shine
"gut & umfassend" kann ALLES bedeuten. Am Ende ist doch klar: du wirst eine Spezialfunktion haben die man mag und deswegen bei dem bleiben was man nutzt.
Wenn ich sage InkScape sagst du "UX". ..das wird nix. Bei Photoshop genauso; alle immer "Aber Gimp suckt"...stimmt, aber photopea.com reicht für das Niveau der meisten locker aus. Oder https://vectr.com/ oder https://www.designer.io/en/
Die jetzigen Teenager werden mit den Alt-Software-Fans wie keine Schnitttstelle mehr finden.
oh well you can try this site here: https://vectr.com/
I recommend leave the page format 500x500 to make a skin with the exact format. Also installs a PNG image of any animal or skin to serve as the body you will be making.
I wish goodluck.
The problem is that the next time Apple decides to break compatibility it's dead as no one is going to update it.
Anyway, it's one of the best options I've seen, but so far I've chosen Vectr as it works well and it's free.
Che dire, upvote solo per le ISO8601.
Bellissimo risultato finale, un paio di considerazioni: perché usare asciidoc dentro un file ODT per poi estrarre asciidoc, non potevi usare un editor di testo direttamente?
>LuaLaTeX
Solo LuaTeX.
>Inkscape
So che è un caposaldo del vettoriale in open source, ma in tanti anni non sono mai riuscito ad usarlo a causa dell'interfaccia che "è una cagata pazzesca" (cit.)
Giusto oggi ho trovato Boxy SVG e Vectr, non sono programmi desktop e non ho avuto modo di provarli, ma il design dell'interfaccia —almeno dagli screenshot— sembra decisamente più curato.
The easiest way to model a shape like that is to stand it upright on a scanner and scan it in to your computer, trace it with a tool like vectr.com or adobe illustrator, export that to an .svg, and then import that into tinkercad.com.
If you're really careful you can keep it the exact correct size through the whole process, otherwise make sure you have an accurate measurement of one of the segments so you can size it correctly.
If you don't have a scanner you can paint on one side and stamp it on some graph paper and take a picture with your phone, but you'll have to do a lot of perspective correction (hence graph paper).
You can also use this link to modify it yourself. I've adjusted mine to show a target weight.
It looks like https://vectr.com/ lets you create text, add a border, and then you can add a shadow or inset shadow for a third color by making the Offset X, Offset Y, and Blur all zero and then increase the spread.
For your next map, try including a legend so we know what the colors mean and a title at the top. If you're interested, here are some free options for creating and editing your maps: Flourish and Vectr.
Color Brewer is also a good resource for choosing colors; in your case, just click >number of classes >qualitative for more options. Here's to making maps!
if websites only
vectr.com , scratch.mit.edu , docs.google.com/drawings/
these are all the ones ik thats GOOD at least for mope specific skins
For this I would try affinity publisher it's something quick to check out when you have some money.
https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/
However if you are not ready to make a financial deduction so quickly. Here are a few free options
Lucid press (alternative to indesign)
https://www.lucidpress.com/pages/
Vectr (alternative to illustrator)
It's not hard but it depends what tools you have at your disposal. If you have a mi band 4 watch face you can do this with the wf builder tool (open the bin file position the elements where you want and make a new bin file with the changed position) https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=890
Alternatevely, you can use something like vectr.com you can upload the background image then position to the top left and position the new elemen where it looks best to you, then on the bottom right you can see the X and Y position of the element that is selected (background should be 0,0)
You have a couple options. You could use calligraphr and turn a hand-written script into a digital one. Or you could digitally create the symbols in vectr and then create a font in glyphr.
No you do not need an e pen, The entire portrait was done with only a mouse and keyboard. But vectr is an online program that you can use online but only make a certain amount of edits while offline. there is a downloadable version though but I have not tried it so I do not know if it works offline. also I respect you for trying to cut down on online activity's, I know I cant
You’d probably need a vector graphic software program. Vector programs let to create and edit lines and points (versus raster programs that let you edit photos). Looks like they imported a document/pdf (or made it in the program) and then created this graphic with a small filled-in circle and a curved arrow. Then, just copy and paste and edit it a bit to adjust for each word.
I’ve done something like this before and I used Adobe Illustrator, which costs a lot! But, I know there are free versions of these graphic programs. Something like this program (below) is free and said to be simple to use. Certainly there are loads of YouTube videos to help too.
Vectr's terms of use says
>Vectr hereby grants You a non-transferable, non-exclusive, revocable, limited license to use and access the Service, solely for Your own personal, non-commercial use, provided that:
Does this mean that I can not use it to generate designs/logos/art for a commercial mobile app or website?
Ja. Hier sind die Dateien mit schwarzem Hintergrund.
Dort ist jetzt auch eine SVG-Datei drin die könntest du mit dem Editor con https://vectr.com/ z.B auch online bearbeiten ohne Vectorprogramm.
Personally I use Inkscape to do my graphics it is a Free Vector graphics. Vector graphics are kind of I must learn for doing graphics. However there is a learning curve to using the differnt programs but if you just want to print a couple stickers it does not matter what program you use, you could use word or publisher or photo image apps.
I've made a rough implementation of SVG specs (very small subset at the moment). That allows me to use vector drawing soft (like Adobe Illustrator, online tools such as Vectr.com, etc) to generate SVG code representation of my picture. Then the code can be pasted into LCD CustomData and the script would draw it using LCD sprite API.
Currently supported tags/commands are line and path (including cubic Bezier curves), style supports line width and color (no paint fill yet).
The whole stuff is at super early raw stage. Because Xml utility namespace is blocked in SE PB I have to parse xml by hand and that makes the code not too reliable if you know what I mean.
Inkscape like they said above, or the sailors route. Arrr.
Illustrator also offers school discounts, it's still $20/m but comes with all their apps.
Alternatively alternatively, there is a free browser editor, which also has a desktop app. https://vectr.com/downloads/
Hope you find something that works!
her head look a little off on my screen.
I'm not very good but maybe this help:
https://vectr.com/theabsintheart/bgQcQ6tSB.svg?width=640&height=640&select=a4Cltylvh
Your head is off. The second link has some examples of the problem, it is very common mistake people make or something. If you can find book 'drawing on right side of brain' at library, read the section on heads. It explain it really well. I'm still learning. heh, gonna rework the book next year probs.
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https://vectr.com/theabsintheart/b45UNrSVfl.svg?width=640&height=640&select=ebElDbRFk
Maybe this help?
https://vectr.com/theabsintheart/b45UNrSVfl?page=35
This maybe help, same thing they say in the words, more or less. the proportions bit off cause squish/resize.
Making note here for self too.
- If have reference picture of still life, can up contrast to make the shadows simple and see shape, simplify shape, focus on shape of shadows and so on.
- upside down works for most drawings to see differences and sometimes improvements. Same as step farther away sometimes..
- Er, your stuff remind me of my stuff with inability to draw lines and shapes consistently how I want them. Repeating muscle memory of basic shapes (circles, lines, different type of lines) till I can consistently make them how I want helps replicate them. sometimes.
www.drawright.com this book great.
You have some really nice features in this. That nose is really pert. the more front hand is really nice. the red hair is nice use of only color.
I think your proportions are off. I'm not expert. But like this?
https://vectr.com/theabsintheart/bgQcQ6tSB.png?width=640&height=640&select=dCebadraQ
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I also really like the eye detail.
ok, so I have an SVG version of the image, I just uploaded a png.
I used vectr.
https://vectr.com/bestbluepenguin/a7nInTTJ7.svg?width=500&height=1000&select=a7nInTTJ7page0
I used this program called Vectr which is a free vector graphic software. You can download it or use it right in a browser, which is what I did! I then uploaded images of the different Enoden signs from Google, or clips I took from the Enoden website and used the line tools to trace all the kanji (this part took forever). The text editor looked good enough for the romaji and I used the windows default Japanese keyboard for the hiragana. Get the colors off the website clips using the color picker, and layer several circles for the little stop logos. Vectr is super intuitive and has a great alignment/snapping system, so getting everything lined up was super easy and satisfying. Oh yeah, and make sure you check with your printer about proper dimensions, which you can set in Vectr. I printed through Redbubble and their recommended sizing is 1187x1852 for most iPhone cases. Hope that covers everything, let me know if you have anymore questions!
So what I would do is I would download Vectr from vectr.com if you are wanting to do it yourself, but if you are wanting someone else to do it for you, I would probably go to r/Design or r/graphic_design and ask someone for help there, I'll admit I'm not the best at graphic design. Certain medieval fonts look good, and dark colors like black, blue, and purple will look great.
What does "sketching 2D top-down games" mean? Doodling the map layout? Actually create those maps? Drawing the interface?
I use Gravit Designer to model polygonal maps. I exporting as an SVG and then convert the SVG into my game's own map format. Gravit is one of a number of online editors for vector-based formats (see abso Vectr ), but I found it most suitable for me because of its good support for constructive solid geometry operations (e.g. combining polygons).
I used inkscape but I really wouldn't recommend it lol. There seem to be a lot of good web based vector editors out there, like this one which also has a cross platform desktop app. I would give that a try, since all you really need for flags is grid snapping, layers and basic shapes.
Absolutely! I draw (mostly line copy) images using the free vector service Vectr as an SVG, upload to WinTopo and save as a ASC with X,Y,Z formatting, then upload to SysphusfortheRestofUs.
I'm by no means a power-user and follow the tutorials provided here and on the official forums.
I'll upload the track with lettering removed on Sunday (too small to render on sand)!
Vecr.com - Easy-to-use web-based vector editor (very capable)
Audiotool.com - Web-based music creation software
Tinkercad.com - Web-based CAD software
Process Hacker - Task manager on steroids
ConEmu - Command prompt on steroids
OpenShot - Video editor
Godot - Game engine
Great Job on this drawing! I love it! Make it PNG tho (yes, other people complain). I think you should use vectr.com if it works for you, double click to reshape. It gives you a tutorial at first
I use Flag Maker which, while limited, works for most stuff. Flag Maker Jr. is also really convenient if you don't have a compatible device for the full thing.
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For the swastika, I ended up using Vectr, a serviceable online editing tool that's simple enough to get down, especially with the tutorial videos on the site.
This is the highest resolution i can get it. it is an svg, so you may want to use an online file converter if you need a png or jpg
Are you doing logos yourself, or ordering clothing with the logo on it? If you’re ordering, then check with the supplier to find out what file type works best for them. If they only require basic file types (png, jpeg, etc.) then any of the previously listed options would work fine.
I make my own t-shirt designs (as a hobby), and I often use an iPad for most of my stuff, utilizing ArtStudio and Adobe Illustrator Mobile for making printable shirt decals. GIMP 2.8 will do this as well if you use a PC and only need png or jpeg.
If you require vector graphics, you will need different software. Unfortunately, I have not had as much experience with vectors (since Adobe is one of the few companies that offer them in software). However, there are still some options to explore. Here is a free vector software link that might be able to help you: Be warned! I have not tried this software before; download at your own risk and virus scan it repeatedly to ensure it is safe.
Illustrator the standard, but the subscription is expensive.
Affinity Designer, is decent, one time payment of €54.99
Something upcoming is a new one called Vectr, it's totally free.
I usually draw rough sketches on paper until I like what I see. Then use any vector drawing application vectr is free and has a clean interface to use. Then it's just a matter of getting the colors shading right and asking people their opinions.
Don't mind at all! It's a common question since some people are sceptical about the "free forever" part. We've put a brief explanation of how we're doing this up on our site here for everyone to see: https://vectr.com/Roadmap
Name: Vectr
Elevator Pitch: Vectr is a free vector graphics editor for both web and desktop. It's collaborative, allowing designers to work Google-docs style. If you add '.svg', '.png', or '.jpg' to your Vectr document urls, you'll get an auto-generated image which stays up to date with your Vectr document. This lets you embed graphics in your website which you can then update from Vectr without needing to touch code again!
More Details: Still in beta, lots to build!
Looking For Anything: Just some feedback!
Discount: It's Free!