Archive for the 'Tutorials' Category

Apr 11 2010

Not a nobody no more

Published by Syllie under Inkscape, Joomla, SEO, Tutorials

A long time ago I wrote a post with a question.. how do people find the way to my blog (and why would they want to find my blog as it contains mostly personal stuff)? At that time I had a vague notion about search engine optimisation - SEO - but no real knowlege. I [...]

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Feb 03 2010

Working on a Valentine themed tutorial

Published by Syllie under Inkscape, Tutorials

I wrote a tutorial on abstract designs in Inkscape, such as used for wallpapers, website banners and sigs.
Tutorial Series: Abstract Wallpaper
As Inkscape had many cool features for creating abstract designs without effort, I figured that just one tutorial would only show the tip of the iceberg, and that a series of tutorials would probably better. [...]

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Feb 02 2010

Everything has its reason…

Published by Syllie under Inkscape, SEO, Tutorials

LOL!
Only yesterday I wrote that for some reason one tutorial on verysimpledesigns.com receives more hits than any other page, including the front page. Today I inspected my weblogs and I found out that the tutorial now is featured on the Inkscape tutorials blog. Wonder if that has anything to do with it

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Feb 01 2010

How a simple tutorial becomes very popular

Published by Syllie under Graphics, Inkscape, Tutorials

A while back I created a simple video tutorial on how to create Spiro Swirls in Inkscape. It is aimed at beginning Inkscape artists and even without any prior Inkscape knowledge it should be easy to follow.
Spiro curves (Cornu spirals) were introduced to the design world by Raph Levien, and the feature is included in [...]

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Dec 28 2009

New Inkscape Tutorial Released

Published by Syllie under Graphics, Inkscape, Tutorials, Vectors

I made a cute design, with Japanese style Kokeshi as theme. Kokeshi are Japanese dolls.  They are handmade from wood, have a simple trunk and an enlarged head with a few thin, painted lines to define the face. Traditionally the body was painted with a floral design in  red, black or yellow and a layer [...]

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