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This, in my opinion, fits with the theme of Inskcape and its open source community of developers and users. Using wood instead of steel not only makes the robot more approachable, in my opinion, but also makes it seem more like something you’d see a startup or community create rather than a large robotics company. Rather than going with a traditional “steel” colored robot, the artist has instead decided to use what appears to be wood for the robot’s body with blacked-out metal for the robotic skeleton as well as the chords that control the moving parts of the machine. There are many elements making his piece work – starting with the great choice of color palette. For starters, the overall composition is imaginative as it incorporates the use of a presumptively autonomous painting robot creating a still-life portrait of a nearby potted sunflower. This entry – Art Bot by fauzan syukri – is incredible in so many ways.

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Don’t forget to vote on your favorite entry before the contest closes (you’ll need to create a free account on the main Inskcape site – voting ends Feb 28, 2021)!

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The work submitted this time around is truly incredible, and is a testament not only to how far free graphic design software has come, but also how diverse the free software community is both in terms of the nationalities of those submitting entries and the style of artwork displayed in those entries.īelow is a showcase of what I think are the stand-out entries from the Inkscape 1.1 About Screen Contest, and what I love about each entry showcased. On February 21st, 2021, Inkscape wrapped up its About Screen Contest for its upcoming version, Inkscape 1.1, seeing 83 qualified submissions from vector designers across the Inkscape community. Rayes’s work accomplished two major things for the Inkscape program – it made the free software more intriguing to a wider audience by showcasing what the program could accomplish, while also raising the bar for future Inkscape About Screen Contests. Like maybe the time stamp of the video at the place where you start having trouble.The last contest for the major Inkscape 1.0 release was clearly won by artist Bayu Rizaldhan Rayes’s entry, “Island of Creativity,” which clearly stood out above the other designs with its unique concept and successful cohesion of myriad, disparate design elements. So anyway, if changing the 'Relative to' to 'Last Selected' doesn't work, then we need to get clear on exactly which step you're talking about. That's why no one knew which one you're talking about. (This topic is about a list of tutorials that is entirely different from the one you're using. But if I split them out now, you'll think they were deleted. If you had started a new topic in the first place, your message would probably have been answered a long time ago.

And then 'Align left edge of object to right edge of anchor'.Īfter you've replied, I'll split your messages out of this topic, into a topic of your own. Then he clicked 'Center on vertical axis'. But I did manage to catch the buttons in the Align and Distribute dialog that he used.įirst he has 'Last selected' chosen from the 'Relative to' dropdown list. Yeah, you're right, he does move that mouse fast! That was one of the earliest videos that they made, and I think now they do better about explaining things, where you don't have to actually see what the mouse is doing as much.