3D Layered Paper Cutout Effect Underwater Illustration in Inkscape
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In this Inkscape tutorial, you will learn how to create a layered paper cutout effect by creating an underwater illustration. I show how to achieve this effect using drop shadows in the filter menu.
I make things simple by showing how to trace using reference images for the fish, shark, and diver. I also show how to use tool tricks to get corral and seaweed designs easily. Finally, I show how to create a classic boat anchor using only simple shapes.
Perfect for beginners, one tool used in this tutorial is the bezier pen to draw the fish, shark, diver, and coral. I also use the calligraphy pen with special settings to achieve a seaweed look. These techniques translate to any other vector graphic platform like Adobe Illustrator and Affinity Designer.
Check out the walkthrough and get the vector file here:
www.thepixelproducer.com/3d-l...
I'm available for hire, message me at:
joe@thepixelproducer.com
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - Setting up the rectangle backgrounds and fill colors
0:43 - Bezier Pen to draw shapes and Path DIfference ( Ctrl + ) to cut out the shape
1:58 - Lower reference image opacity for easier tracing
2:11 - Trace fish from reference images and duplicate to create groups
3:13 - Add air tank to scuba diver using a rounded rectangle
3:43 - Resize, place and combine drawings/objects within the background
4:43 - Draw seaweed using the calligraphy pen tool with special settings
5:38 - Draw underwater coral with bezier pen tool
7:52 - Drawing a nautical boat anchor using simples shapes
11:52 - Using drop shadow from the filter menu to create the layered paper look
12:19 - How to use Clip and Set from the Object menu tab to hide outer shadow
12:41 - Outro
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Vector file and reference images available at my site - thepixelproducer.com/3d-layered-paper-cutout-effect-underwater-illustration-in-inkscape/
I appreciate the useful video, really helped build a foundation and confidence in using Inkscape.
TEŞEKKÜRLER EĞİTİMLERİNİZ YARARLI
Great video, please keep making more of these!
@thepixelproducer
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you. That’s the plan.
Still new to Inkscape sort of and tried this several different times but it never came out looking right. I have no idea what I am doing wrong. - Heidi Edit: Figured out why it looked wrong. I had it set to outer as you did in the video but I changed it to inner and it looked how I wanted. :)
@thepixelproducer
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you were able to figure out the problem.
thanks you, can you help me for the keyboard plz
@thepixelproducer
2 жыл бұрын
I will have a full written walkthrough on my website soon.
@youssef3el440
2 жыл бұрын
@@thepixelproducer thanks bro
Wait what ... at 1:48 or so the shape drawn just appears within the two separate objects, how is this done?
@thepixelproducer
Жыл бұрын
So, that shape isn't appearing it's just being "cut out" the rectangle background. To practice this, draw a rectangle any size. Use the pen tool and draw any random shape within that rectangle. Select both at the same and hit ( Ctrl - ) for the Path Difference function. When cutting out multiple shapes you need to make sure to combine them first ( Ctrl + ).
@isol8id
Жыл бұрын
@@thepixelproducer Fantastic thanks!
SESLİ OLURSA DAHA GÜZEL OLUR
Interesting, but not the best tutorial I've seen. If I hadn't already done something similar, I wouldn't have a clue. Are you in a hurry?
@thepixelproducer
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the critique. I didn't want to make a very long video as attention spans are so short these days.