Inkscape for scientists and engineers - Complete beginner's guide #1

Inkscape is a free alternative software to Adobe Illustrator. With this software, you can create two-dimensional scalable vector graphics diagrams, data figures, illustrations, academic posters, infographics, logos, flyers, brochures, banners, marketing materials or even web graphics.
It also has lots of other capabilities as well. People have used it to draw game sprites, or for paper scrapbooking.
It is also used to draft web design mockups, detailed layouts for printed circuit boards, or produce outline files to send to laser cutting equipment

It is almost as good as all the commercial illustration software you know. In this video series, we will go thru the skills you need to know for making professional figures, cartoons and posters in science and engineering.


This is a course created for absolute beginners to illustration and covers the very basics you will need to communicate your research and discoveries using illustrative artwork. So whether you are a student, a postdoc, an expert, whether you are just starting out or you are more experienced, or just someone looking to leverage the skills we would learn here for your own private or professional artwork, well this is the perfect playlist for you. I will show you every step of the way. It is really easy. Oh, and it is super cheap to start today. All the tools we will be using are free and/open-source alternatives to commercial tools.



With the recent release of Inkscape 1.1, I think it is time to update the concepts of using this software in science, medicine and engineering.


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