Inkscape/C4/Warli-art-for-Textle-design/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on “Warli art for Textile design” using Inkscape.
00:07	In this tutorial we will learn to create a Warli pattern design for borders Repeat patterns using cloning
00:17	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux 12.04 OS Inkscape version 0.91
00:27	Let us open Inkscape. First let us design the warli pattern.
00:32	* Go to File. Click on Document Properties. Change the Orientation to Landscape. Close the dialog box.
00:42	Select the Rectangle tool. Draw a rectangle covering the whole canvas and color it blue.
00:53	* Click on the Ellipse tool. Draw a circle outside the canvas. Then, click on the Selector tool.
01:02	On the Tool controls bar, change the width and height to 15.
01:08	Change its color to orange. Move it to the bottom of the canvas as shown.
01:15	Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the circle.
01:19	On the Tool controls bar change the width and height to 7.
01:25	Move the duplicated circle to the bottom left of the original circle.
01:31	This is the head of the warli figure.
01:34	Next, Go to Object menu. Click on Symbols options. Click on Symbol set drop-down menu. Select Flow Chart Shapes.
01:46	A list of geometrical shapes appears. Click on the triangle shape and drag it to the canvas. Change the color to orange. And remove the Stroke.
02:00	On the Tool controls bar, change the width and height to 20.
02:07	Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the triangle. Press V to flip it.
02:14	Arrange the triangles below the head, as shown.
02:21	This is the body of the warli figure.
02:24	Select the Rectangle tool. And draw a line in between the head and the body.
02:30	Now the neck of the figure is drawn.
02:33	Next let us draw the hands and legs. For this, we will select the Bezier tool.
02:41	Draw hands and legs as demonstrated.
02:47	Select both the hands and legs. Using the Picker tool on the Fill and Stroke, pick the orange color from the body of the warli art.
02:59	Change the Stroke width to 2.
03:02	Now select all the elements and press Ctrl + G to group them all together.
03:09	Now the warli figure is ready. Let us now create a round pattern with this warli figure.
03:17	Let me make a copy of this figure and keep it to one side, before proceeding further.
03:22	Now select the original warli art. Now, click once more on the figure, to make the anchor point visible.
03:30	Click on the anchor point and move it down as demonstrated.
03:36	Now go to Edit. Click on Clone and then on Create Tiled Clones.
03:42	In the dialog box, under Symmetry tab, the option in the drop-down menu should be Simple translation.
03:51	Then go to Shift tab. Under Per column option, change the X value to -100.
03:58	Next go to Rotation tab. Change the Per row and Per column parameters of the angle to 30.
04:07	At the bottom, let the number of rows be 1. Change the number of columns to 12.
04:14	Then click on Create button.
04:16	Observe the round pattern that is created on the canvas.
04:21	Let us now try some other options.
04:24	Under Rotation tab Change the Per row and Per column parameters of the angle to 10. Click on Create.
04:33	Observe the created pattern on the canvas. To make it a complete round pattern change the number of Rows to 40.
04:41	Click on Create. Observe the changes on the canvas.
04:46	In such a way, you can change the Rotation parameters to get the patterns in different angles.
04:53	Select the round pattern and press Ctrl + G to group them all together.
04:59	We now have a lovely warli art on our canvas.
05:04	Let's move it to one side, like this.
05:08	Now, let's try some other options.
05:11	Next, using the Create Spirals tool, draw a fairly large spiral on the canvas, as shown.
05:20	Click on the Selector tool. Select the single warli figure and place it at the centre of the spiral, like this.
05:27	Now click on Raise to top option on the Tool Controls bar.
05:32	Then, select the spiral too.
05:35	Click on Extensions menu and choose Generate from path option.
05:41	In the sub-menu that appears, select Scatter.
05:45	A dialog box opens on the screen. Here, check the Follow path orientation checkbox.
05:54	In Space between copies, we will say 5.
05:58	Ensure that - Original pattern will be is set to Moved and Duplicate the pattern before deformation is also checked.
06:08	Click on Apply button and close the dialog box.
06:12	Let's move the spiral warli pattern aside a little to expose the spiral path. Now, select the spiral path and delete it.
06:21	This is how one can draw a beautiful spiral warli pattern in Inkscape.
06:26	Likewise, we can create many other lovely warli patterns.
06:31	Next, let us learn how to create a border.
06:35	Go to Object menu and click on Symbols. Click on the triangle shape and drag it to the canvas.
06:42	On the Tool controls bar, change the width and height to 30.
06:47	Now move the triangle to the top left of the canvas.
06:52	I want to create a row pattern using the triangle.
06:56	Go to Edit. Click on Clone and then on Create Tiled Clones. All the previous settings are visible here..
07:06	In the Rotation tab, change the Angle parameter of Per Row and Per Column to 0.
07:13	In the Shift tab, under Per column option, change the X value to 0.
07:19	Lastly, change the Column to 35, at the bottom, as shown here. Then click on Create button.
07:27	Observe the row pattern that is created on the canvas.
07:31	Select all the triangles and press Ctrl + G to group them all together.
07:37	Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the triangle pattern. Press V to flip it.
07:43	Now move the pattern to the bottom of the canvas.
07:48	Our warli pattern is now ready. We can use this pattern as border in various textile design assignments.
07:55	This is how it looks on a kurti.
07:58	We can use this as a pillow cover design, also.
08:02	And this warli art looks great on a cloth bag, too.
08:06	So, in a similar way, you can create various textile patterns using the warli art form.
08:13	This brings us to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarize.
08:18	In this tutorial we have learnt to create Warli pattern for textiles Repeat patterns using cloning
08:27	Here is an assignment for you. Create a peacock pattern design
08:33	Your completed assignment should look like this.
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09:03	This is Arthi, Shital and Saurabh from IIT Bombay, signing off. Thanks for joining.

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