So both of them complete each other

@dlux1867

26 күн бұрын

The best free adobe cloud

This is my favorite design channel for practical examples, Nick is a great tutor and I have found that in every video upload there's an useful piece of information whether a tip on a keyboard shortcut or an entirely new workflow. The videos are very informative and high quality, shootout for the dedication 🎉

Your channel is a huge help for me. I have very... limited equipment for photomanipulation. It's only a hobby I usually use GIMP for making semi-shitty book covers. But I wanted to improve so I started to watch tutorials and the ones I found on this channel had helped me the most. Thanks for it. Soooooo now I realized I kinda need GIMP and Inkscape as well. For the titles and some cover-styles Inkskape seems as a better option. I have some videos to binge through... And Nick keep up the good work! Your content can save life and some RAM on weak notebooks. Thanks for the help again and cheers from Hungary!

Absolutely love the intro song and the way you start Nick! Very informative video by the way.

Your channel has been a huge help to me, thanks!

Hey Nick, just letting you know you're my go-to Gimp tutor! Everything is well explained and easy to follow and I've been able to go from a Gimp Noob to somewhat reasonable all because of your lessons - thanks man and keep up the good work!

Hey Nick! Been watching your videos for over a year yesterday finally decided to enroll in the premium complete bundle for half the price!. Really excited to learn from the master himself 🙏🏼

Great Video Man! I appreciate the time that you invest to make the differences between programs this clear so we can choose.

I've watched most of your Gimp videos, and found them very useful, as is this. I've never looked into Inkscape. I wasn't even aware, it was free. Thanks for that.

Great video...exactly what I was looking for. Very well explained and easy to understand. Thanks for taking the time to post.

Just discovered your channel Nick and your content is amazing. Will definitely be doing some of your courses this year

You are such an inspiration to me for my antique laptop! And you've made my life easy. Please create a tutorial on making grids on inkscape for icon design

Would you guys love to see the collaboration between Nick and David? A : YES!

Such a timely video for me, thank you!!!

@hadafoxer9563

3 жыл бұрын

This is so helpful thanks for sharing 😇💜...

Brother why you are so underrated only 238k subs you should have gained millions now😟😟😟😟😔😔 Love your tutorials.brw

Thanks, Nick. As always, excellent job of explaining these two awesome software applications.

Was going to use GIMP to replicate vector graphics, you saved me TONS of fustrations! I cannot thank you enough!

Thank you for all of your videos. I just started learning graphic design and your videos are awesome

I've taken rudimentary classes for both GIMP and Inkscape, but this is the first time someone has clearly explained the difference between raster and vector graphics in a way that was useful, and that I could fully understand and may actually be able to remember! Thank you!

Your explanations were so smooth. Thank you soooo much!!!

I wondered what Inkscape was for, and if I needed to learn it too. Graphics and graphics design is a real struggle for me and your videos really help.

@kendallemory8455

3 жыл бұрын

Inkscape really comes in handy when creating the vector files you'd want to use with 3d design programs, 3d printing, and laser cutting. I use both programs in my workflow.

There's not a single videos on this channel that is not worth watching! Nick ; you are a true hero !

Your inkscape tutorials are best❤️

I just finished Nick's Inkscape course (awesome and highly recommended), and my last question to him was about the differences between the two programs. This video answered all my questions. Thanks Nick, see you soon in your GIMP course :)

Thank you for putting this information out there. Another thing I find lacking in my abilities to see the shapes. For example, the part where the pumpkin stem was being composed - I would have never thought to use the circles to create the negative space on the rectangle. I would be sitting there trying to use a curve tool to crop out the shape I was looking for. I've come to the conclusion I am very technically orientated, and provide and use tools to accomplish something. However, my artistic side is under developed and trying to figure out how to create an image that I'm thinking of is not a process I'm used to.

This is such a great channel. Thanks for making this content Nick. 🥰

Very nice explanation. Here's a bitmap and vector *Thanks* for you!

You literally compared successfully apples with pears! This video is great, thank you

A great comparison of the two programs. Thank You!

This is fantastically useful! Wow - off to buy your master course bundle!!

This help is amazing. I am grateful to you Nick.

I learned a lot from this channel, thank you Nick

The software I learned basic and know the tools are Photoshop and Illustration but as the high cost to use them I cut Illustration and keep Photoshop. I am learning to use Inkscape. I learned many new things from your video, thank you

I liked this video before I even watched it! Nick is the man 🙌 thank you

This video is so good...finally someone explains it in a way that even a layman can understand

Good as always. Keep up the good work.

Thank you so much Nick , never realise how powerful is GIMP

Checked out LBN years ago - nice to see Nick's still going strong!

Very good Video. Now I'm gonna install both of them

VERY cool video share, useful and to the point. Thank you.

Excellent details and explanation. To top it great illustration to match the explonations.

Thanks for posting this vid love your work

Another great video. Thank you. Now it's time to be overwhelmed again learning Inkscape lol.

Nick have you ever had to deal with converting color images into B/W or grey scale for laser engraving? If so what software would you recommend one uses?

Thank you for this really educational video. I'm on Linux now using both tools for daily work.

Brilliant information, Nick, helped a lot! For me the pictures could run a bit slower. I'm sure I' ll come back now and then.👍Thank you so much ✔️

THANK YOU!!! TNice tutorials is such an amazing

Thank you for this. I've been using GIMP for a long time now, even in making logos. I would try to learn Inkscape.

@LogosByNick

3 жыл бұрын

GIMP technically can be used to make logos (I've even done so for tutorials on this channel) so long as you design it at a really large size, but even then, there's better tools.

Hey nick. I’m currently using your esports tutorial for Inkscape, changing a few things to suit my logo, but I would love a tutorial for a devil or demon vector to use instead of the shield

thanks man . you helped me so much thank you again

Could you make a video for beginners getting into logo design? - what to learn (theory, typography etc.) - what books/courses do you rexommend - your tips & tricks for better progress I would love to see your thoghts about this

Thank you so much. I've been struggling to learn GIMP and this video has told me that I'm trying to learn the wrong tool for my purposes.

you are bloody amazing and screw the 14 people who disliked

Great video! Thank you!!!

Thanks alot. Really appreciate the advice👍

Thank you for clearing confusion from my mind.

thanks for the demo!

I use both. I love these programs

I am so happy that you uploaded this. I have been trying to find something to use for 2D design 'VECTOR' for my current game project.

THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! Greetings from The Netherlands!!

Thank you so much for this!

Great video. Thanks.

Do you have any compression videos for blender? Be interesting to see your opinion, especially for grease pencil

the background footage of inkscape is amazing you make cool thing with simple shape

Thanks Nick great videos

Hi! I love your videos and really appreciate you taking the time to help us technologically challenged folks. I design for POD like redbubble and Amazon merch. I have been using canva but its really basic and I want to increase the complexity of my designs. Which would be better for use for t shirt and other product designs? Thank you

I myself am a designer, I finished school in 208 and honestly haven't been doing to well trying to find a job in the field, but I wanna get back into drawing and having these is going to help me out a lot. eventually i wanna save up to have money to get a new computer and do design jobs.

A much needed video

Hello! I love your tutorials. I've been wanting to dedicate myself 100% to the creation of infographics for a long time. I've already set my goals for this year and I want to achieve it. I would like to consult you, would it be recommended that to create professional quality static infographics you use the 2 software? Or will just one of them suffice? Thank you very much for all the input you give!

you made this so easy

Thx love the videos 💯💯👊🏽👊🏽

Very informative!

You're a godsend for self made graphic designers, it's already great we have this opensource software. And you provide the community with the extensive tutorials. Much thanks!

Thank youu so much sir. Learnt a lot from you.😘 Can you please start the series of Blender? And explain the same way you did in all your tuts. Thank you 😊😊

I can't seem to figure out how to adjust my tool box size in Gimp. They are really tiny. Can you explain how to make them larger? If you have a video for this please send me a link.

Thanks for the video but which one of this is better for making a design or drawing on it

Those are two very different tools, but my main reaction is that, quite apart from the fundamental difference between vector and bit map editors, that Inkscape is much the easier to use. I use Inkscape a lot, and I will use GIMP only if I have to because I need more complex bit image editing than simpler programs can manage.

My process is drawing on paper, scan, ink with vector graphics, open vector lineart in raster program, then color with raster graphics. In other words, I use raster and vector programs together. Can I do that with GIMP and Inkscape too? In other words, is it possible to open an Inkscape file into GIMP?

Nice this helped me

I've only use Gimp for my tee-shirt designs because it easier to use but I guess I'll start learning inkscape

Another use case for Inkscape (that is probably out of scope for your channel, but may be intellectually interesting) is for creating SVG path files for many low cost laser cutters/engravers and Cricut type vinyl/paper cutters. (Though, this might be of interest for people who design logos who want a different way of "printing" their designs for their end customers.)

Thank you for this video, I once had a plugin for GIMP it has preset artistic text styles, great for t shirts but unfortunately it vanished, so plugins are good.

Thank you Nick

Hi Nick! Videos have helped tremendously to learn all this from scratch. I have been working on planet and galaxy scenes like you see on the ambient space music videos with Inkscape but can't get them the way I want. Is this something I should use GIMP for? Thanks! Got my answer. Sometimes I hate the youtube algorhythims. I have researched this before and it didn't show me what I needed. But, a question, how can I best import my building structures from inkscape into gimp? Thanks!

s and a couple EDM and Dubstep goals for myself, and I guess I better start learning sowhere. Thanks for the great vid!

Do you think there will always be 2 separate applications or will they eventually merge such that you can do both vector and raster editing,

Are you gonna make Krita turorials?

WOW you talk really fast, looking forward to learning. Thank you.

What is this software that you use to edit?

Nice vídeo, thanks

If I have a situation where I need both raster graphics and text, I usually edit the rasters in Gimp, and import them into inkscape to add the text. The text tools in Inkscape seem like they are a lot easier to use and more powerful than the ones in Gimp.

@LogosByNick

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I do the same.

Could someone tell me the easiest software to learn and use for making line art and illustrations to animate? Krita, Lunar, Blender, Gimp, Inkscape, Photopea? I’m aiming for free programs. Also what is Figma good for other than Web design? Canva as well?

Thank you!

Would you advise learning one or the other 1st or both at the same time ?

Do you have a tutorial on the bear thing you did in Inkscape?

Cool video! I have a question though, for someone like me who is searching for a free program to create some geometric layout (I'm thinking of illustration on some aluminum enclosures) or drilling template which one do you suggest? I tried Gimp following along your tutorials and it kinda works but it's a little bit sloppy sometimes to move around objects and modifying things on the same level. Is it worth to learn Inkscape?

@bidyutchakraborty2433

Жыл бұрын

You can try 'DesignSpark Mechanical', a free software for mechanical object design. However it doesn't give colorful drawing, but you can use measurements and precise mechanical drawing. Well it can also be used for small architectural drawings too. Hope this helps you

Great Video

Great video. Keep it up. PS : dynamic voice and great sound. Did you edit your video on Davinci ?

@LogosByNick

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I use Premiere Pro, and I edit the audio with Audacity.

Thank you

I'm using Inscape to create forms and objects for laser cutting. And GIMP to prepare photos for laser engraving. And there are very useful.