Learn to use inkscape for vector art and logo design the easy fast way

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Learn to use inkscape for vector art and logo design the easy fast way

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what if you could cut the learning curve and time it takes to create vectors? even faster then doing the same in illustrator!

well, it's not a what-if, after taking this course you will.

Inkscape is a free vector design tool, in my opinion, it has a very intuitive pen tool.

in any case, most of the stuff I teach can be done using illustrator or photoshop (it also has a pen tool and boolean operations).

my workflow is not standard but it's lazy optimized, meaning if your lazy like me it's perfect for you.

good luck.