Hi Ted: It's interesting, but at 03:10, here's another way to achieve the same result: 1. Add fill to the circle with the cyan border (tou can also remove the border). 2. Select the triangle and the circle and use Path -> Difference (or Ctrl + Numpad -) to punch a hole 3. Select the 3 green curves and use Path -> Stroke to Path (or Ctrl + Alt + C). 4. Select the 3 green curves (if they're not already selected) and use Path -> Combine (or Ctrl + K). 5. Select the combined lines and the circle and use Path -> Division (or Ctrl + /). 6. Select the circle (if it's not already selected) and use Path -> Break Apart (or Shift + Control + K). After that, you've got the 3 parts to apply the gradients. Hope that helps. Thanks and greets from Argentina (Hope it is from England someday) Marcelo Miguel Bazan.

Before I played the video, I paused and thought how I would do it. Didn't come up with anything so good and simple. So that's one use of Spiro lines! Thank you!

Amazing, I like how you use the inkscape with a nice way. More tutorial please.

We need more tutorials 💖💖💖 .

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Amazing We need moooooooore

Nice, keep it up bro, make asome logo tutorial

Sir, Can you explain the features existing (all options) in inkscape sir? You are creating wonderful arts also sir..

Fake u r using different software 🤮🤣