In part 1 of this tutorial series on Bezier curves, we learned the basics of using the Bezier tool, also known as the Pen Tool, in Inkscape to create new stroke paths. In part 2 on Bezier curves, we learned how to add several nodes to an existing stroke path, creating a multi-curved arc on [...]
Here’s a vector illustration I doodled last night, titled “Breath Vortex”. I was inspired by listening to the very talented Lara Fabian, international Belgian-Italian singer, singing – Je suis malade in french. She speaks and sings it so heartfelt and emotional that it’s impossible to listen to her and not be moved. Breath. Vortex.
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In part 1 of this tutorial series on Bezier curves, we learned how to use the Bezier tool, also known as the Pen Tool, in Inkscape to do a basic stroke with one arc, and how to adjust that arc.
In part 2 on Bezier curves, we will learn how to add several nodes to an [...]
Here’s a little “doodle” that I was working on honing my skills with the Pen Tool aka rockin’ the Bezier Curves:
This can be accomplished on the awesome open source software called Inkscape. Works on both Linux and Windows based computers. Don’t let the version number scare you away from this fine illustration tool, it’s pretty [...]
Oh, how I love this church with its very French gothic architecture! C’est magnifique! I’m working on a drawing based on this church and here are a few of my “recon” photos. Of course this sanctuary in the city is on my way to the coffee shop! Click a thumbnail to see a larger version. [...]
Here’s the first painting from a series I just started. This one simply titled “Hills”. Click the thumbnail below to view a larger version.
A few selections from my series of watercolor paintings titled “November”. Click the image to view a larger version of the print.
Had a chance this past Sunday afternoon to tour a bit of the Des Moines Art Center. Tucked away on a lonely corner of Grand Ave on the west side of downtown Des Moines, I was impressed with the initial exhibition I toured. There were many exhibits I have yet to explore and wanted to [...]