Inkscape-Techniques-to-Create-Vector-Graphics/C2/Vector-Portrait-Illustration/English
Title of script: Vector Portrait Illustration
Author: Shital Joshi
Keywords: Inkscape, Bezier tool, Opacity, layers, reference image, Vector Portrait Illustration, video tutorial.
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Welcome to this Spoken Tutorial on Vector Portrait Illustration using Inkscape. |
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In this tutorial we will,
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To record this tutorial, I am using,
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To understand this tutorial, the learner requires a good command of Inkscape tools.
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The image used in this tutorial is provided in the Code Files link.
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Open Inkscape | Here, I have already opened the Inkscape interface. |
File >> Document Properties >> Orientation >>
Select the Landscape Orientation
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Let us go to File and click on Document Properties.
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File >> Import >> Select file to import >> Desktop >>
Select the file >> Click on Open |
Go to File and click on Import.
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Jpeg image bitmap import window opens.
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Png bitmap image import window opens.
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Go to the Layers panel.
>> Double click on the selected Layer>> Rename the name as ‘Reference’ |
Let’s go to the Layers panel.
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Canvas>> Adjust the image>>Edit Duplicate>>
Canvas>>move the duplicated reference image outside the Canvas |
Adjust the image on the Canvas.
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Layers panel>> Click on lock icon | The reference image must be retained as a reference as long as you work.
Click the lock icon to lock the reference image layer. |
Layers panel>> Create a new layer | In the Layers panel, create a new layer and name it as ‘Face’.
Click on the Add button.
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Please remember to make a separate layer for each part of the drawing.
For example Face, Eye-Left, Eye-Right, Neck, Hair etc. |
Layers panel>>Select face layer >> Canvas>>
Draw a Face>>Fill>> decrease the Opacity>> Canvas. |
Let’s go to the Layers panel and select the Face layer.
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Learners please note the following:
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Layers panel>> Create a new layer>>
Toolbar >> Select the Bezier tool>> Canvas >> Draw a white part of the eye, eyelashes and eyelid using the Bezier tool. |
Go to the Layers panel.
Click on the Add button.
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Go to File>>Click on Save>>
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Let us now save the file.
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Layers panel>> Create a new layer>>Toolbar
>> Select the Bezier tool>> Canvas >> Draw a white part of the eye, eyelashes and eyelid using the Bezier tool.
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Similarly, create the Eye-right layer.
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Layers panel>> Create a new layer>>
Toolbar >> Select the Bezier tool>> draw lips, teeth, nose, nostrils, eyebrows, neck, hair, coat and cap.
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Let’s go to the Layers panel.
Create a new layer and name it as ‘Lips’. Click on the Add button.
Arrange the layers from the Layers panel as shown. |
Canvas >> Point to the illustration>>
Layers panel>> hide the duplicated reference image by clicking on the eye icon of the reference image layer. |
The vector portrait illustration of the photo is completed.
Portrait coloring and detailing will be covered in the upcoming tutorials.
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Only Narration. | This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
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In this tutorial we have learnt to-
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Here is an assignment for you.
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Completed assignment | Your completed assignment should look like this. |
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The video at the following link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project.
Please download and watch it. |
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We conduct workshops using spoken tutorials and give certificates.
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Do you have questions in THIS Spoken Tutorial?
Please visit this siteChoose the minute and second where you have the question Explain your question brieflyThe Spoken Tutorial project will ensure an answer You will have to register to ask questions |
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Spoken Tutorial project was established by the Ministry of Education Government of India. |
This tutorial is contributed by Shital Joshi from IIT Bombay.
Thank you for joining. |