Posts Tagged ‘adobe illustrator’
April 11, 2010 | 
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Inkscape:
Inkscape is a free Open Source vector graphics illustration application that works similar to Adobe Illustrator. A vector graphics application allows you to create images by drawing geometrical shapes like rectangles, elipses, lines, and curves with your computers mouse or a graphics tablet.
Check it out!
Suggested by: Abigail via e-mail. Many thanks!
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Tags: adobe illustrator, inkscape, inkscape prints, print design, printmaking | 
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Part 3.1 Adding Seam Allowance from Ralph Pink on Vimeo.
This is seriously cool…. if you can pattern cut in illustrator….
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This tutorial shows you how to add a custom sized seam allowance to your digital patterns, in a few simple steps…. You’ll be amazed how beneficial this tools is… I almost cried with hapiness when i discovered this one..:)
Posted in Software Tutorials | Tags: adobe illustrator, catwalk, design, fashion, pattern cutting, Seam allowance | 15 Comments »
