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Inkscape Tutorial | Draw a Banana using the Gradient Mesh Tool

This tutorial is intended for absolute beginners wanting to use Inkscape. It builds up in skills from the first tutorial showing how to draw a mango. Here, I show the procedure I use to create a vector out of a banana image. The methods used in this easy gradient mesh tool tutorial is perfect for getting a perfect vector image from any picture for all your designs. Have you ever wanted to learn how to vectorize any image using Inkscape but found it too hard? And do you find yourself at times not being able to quickly translate the tutorials on this you watched for Adobe Illustrator? This is the perfect video for you to learn this skill! This is a step-by-step tutorial and is perfect for beginners to learn and just within 15 minutes! Outcome: After watching this tutorial you should be able to take any image you want and create a unique vector out of it. Here I create a simple, yet really cool vector out of the banana photograph. All the skills I show here can be done with the free vector illustration software Inkscape (www.inkscape.org). Mastery of this skill would help you in improving your vector illustration skills. More tutorials available here: (click on SHOW MORE) ____________ Support me on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/user?u=37727959 ____________ Inkscape Tutorial series for science and engineering: https://bit.ly/2GoSDwu ____________ Inkscape Tutorials: https://bit.ly/2TcCdAt ____________ Ever wondered.. How to edit scientific figures using Inkscape? How to edit R plots in Inkscape? How to edit Matlab plots in Inkscape? Watch this tutorial: https://bit.ly/2Edt1m3 The same principles apply for Adobe Illustrator and CorelDraw ____________ Inkscape: How to edit text objects: https://bit.ly/2IytvIQ ____________ Get engaged. As an engaged volunteer, you can volunteer questions and ideas here and I will see how to make them happen. We are limited only by our imagination! With your suggestions, the channel grows better and better for those coming behind us. ____________ FOLLOW ME on Facebook   / insearch-net.  . ____________ FOLLOW ME on Twitter @InSearchNetwork