personally, i find that obnoxious. he even repeats the explanations several times per video sometimes. have you ever heard of the "DRY" principle? but meh, love his designs!

@@90hijacked Maybe in this context, DRY principle could be opposed to "repetition is the mother of skill"...

yes.

@@carlosdemanueldesdedeporvi7831 not entirely related but check 'joko engineering' for an idea of what kind of style i'd expect the number 1 inscape youtuber to follow =P

@@90hijacked Those repetitive parts grant that you can start with any video, so if you wanna try a specific design first, you can start right there, don't have to binge other videos, just because that's where he explains zooming and stuff. That's incredibly useful when you learning something in your freetime because it seems cool. Also, people are not computers and teaching is not programming. Repetition IS important because you can forget even the most basic things if it's not repeated. It could be annoying if he'd rambled a lot, but seeing how efficiently he's explaining everything, and how complex things he can squeez into really short videos, it's really don't that much. You can skip the parts that redundant for you, I do that the begining of every video where he sets up the document, but the way he's doing this makes his video-series super accessible in a way you don't get anywhere.

witcher logo 😍😍😍 best game ever

Yes, this video is a little on the advanced side. Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for enrolling!

Glad to hear that, Lisa! Thanks for the feedback.

You posted that 14 minutes before you could have finished watching it 🤔

Great suggestion. It's a long and complicated process. I actually created an entire course about it.

@@LogosByNick I ask permission to download your videos for me to use for studying.. because I'm still a beginner using inkscape

Inkscape is great for that. A lot of people who watch these videos use it for that reason.

@@LogosByNick Wow, now i not need to pirate a logo for a youtube channel art.

Yes, the stroke to path function changed for the 1.0 release. I made a video about it recently.

@@LogosByNick Thank you so much for the clarification. I am so grateful for your tutorials, you are an amazing teacher.

Yeah great idea

In the start, he says: "Go to view, and make sure you have 'custom' selected"

Probably to show variety in techniques so someone may learn something new. I know I did.

That could work too.

Go to view, and select custom

I've written a guide for it here: logosbynick.com/inkscape-dark-theme/

Thanks!

Hold shift and pick the same color then increase the size of stroke

I've started posting Affinity tutorial on my other channel, "Design Made Simple"

@@LogosByNick but there are only affinity designer tutorials! I want tutorials of affinity photo! It will be a great help if you start making videos on affinity photo too!

Go right ahead!

@@LogosByNick thank u so much! I have tagged u in Instagram.. please share ur feedback!

Both are good, because inkscape for vector and gimp for raster/bitmap

@@ChrisAguilar Wow that was shocking 🥺🥺

can't, just make rectangles on layer locked at the bottom

@@amirudinaffandi7606 Yeah i guess that is the only way then

Unfortunately it's not possible. From what I understand, it has to do with how the SVG format works. I've also seen a developer comment on one of my videos and say they're working on it, so we'll see. Hopefully in the future.

@@LogosByNick Alright, we have to wait then 😁

You just gotta know your tools really well, that's all.