Name the layers, from bottom to top, like so: Triangle, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3. This will help us organize our work and deal with the complexity of the design as we move forward. Be sure to set the grid size spacing large enough so you can easily work with its scale. You may enable the snapping tool for more accuracy. Position the cursor slightly upward off center , as shown. This will make our rendition more accurate in terms of the original logo. Make sure the edges of the circles touch the edges of the triangle.
Move the duplicate to the lower left side. Select the lower left circle and, pressing the SHIFT key, also select the upper circle the order of selection is important. If you look at the Woolmark logo, each side is composed of 10 circles. The interpolated circles will be grouped, with a total of 10 objects. Turn on the layer and ungroup the interpolated circles by selecting them and pressing the CTRL and U keys.
You now have 10 separate circle objects. Select the Erase tool. The green circles inside the design represent the paths that the text is place on. You can use the Select tool to rotate those circles in order to rotate your text along with it. Just so you know, the font used for this template is League Gothic. You may use this logo template for both personal and commercial purposes.
Aside from that, enjoy! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Read affiliate disclosure here. Im sorry Nick, I cant look at another one of your vids without signing up for the master class..
God Bless! Nick, I love your videos. By the hardest, I am trying g to learn Inkscape to use ifor my tshirt business. Can you please do a video on importing a predesigned graphic such as a logo and show how to edit by ungrouping and changing colors, fonts etc.
Also, when I trying to center 2 lines of text and try to use the center command in align and distrubute nothing happens. What format does the text need to be into make this happen? Read affiliate disclosure here. If I do the path and intersect, it just dissapears, please help me!!!
The new version of inkscape puts the path you created from what was previously a stroke into a group with the object it was previously a stroke for. If that makes sense. If you ever have a problem like this, try looking at the messages at the very bottom of your screen. Best of luck. HI, I am practicing this logo and this is the first time using this.
I cannot seem to get passed the square that needs to be rotated. I can make the square and I make sure the corners are rounded, check object to path, select the tool but when I go to click on the square again it disappears. The little arrows are all around the square before I click on it, but I just cant get past that point! What am I doing wrong? Is it filled in with a solid color?
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