This next part is optional, but if you’d like to add another banner going around the top, simply duplicate the entire graphic and flip it vertically. Go ahead and grab the text tool, write out some text, then we’ll use the Put On Path function to wrap the text around the edge of our logo. In order to do that, we’ll create a smaller circle within the center of the page. Now it’s time to add some text that follows the circular edges of the banner. For this logo the color I chose for the banner template is #FF002A. Lets going ahead and use the Bezier Pen in Inkscape to manually draw in some shapes where shadows would typically be, then color it in however you’d like. Here is the video version of this tutorial.Now we’ll use the Edit Paths By Nodes tool to add a couple of fishtail ends to our banner. Source file from this tutorial can be downloaded from this link:
Again using selection tool, click on text.Now click on text tool from left menu panel (shown above).
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Select any color (preferably dark) by adjusting Red, Green Blue (RGB) components. This will open the color selection ui as shown below.Now select rectangle and click on fill color icon at the botton left. Make sure selection tool is highlighted.Click on rectangle tool (highlighted above) and create a small rectangle large enough to serve as background for logo.First create a new document with default settings.Here is how Inkscape ui looks like with some of the tools highlighted we’ll use in this tutorial. Inkscape is free open source vector graphics tool and works on Windows, Mac and Linux.
The purpose is not to create a professional logo but to do a quick Hello Word beginner tutorial to get familiar with Inkscape UI. It is a quick tutorial on creating a very simple svg (scalable vector graphics) logo using Inkscape and then later export it to png format.
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