Back In Action: Creating Drupal art with Inkscape 0.46

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Hi Guys,

Sorry for being gone for a long while. It's been pretty rough lately here in my country and I hope everything is still in good shape after all those natural calamities.

For almost a year that I've been designing art inspired by Drupal, one application is always there for me -- Inkscape.

From rectangles, gradient fills, to that kinky curve... Inkscape is the best companion I would ever have in the vector-graphics department.

And now, since version 0.46 is a just simple download away (released last May 2008) I would say that everything just got better. New cool features were added. Faster and better running performance. Look and feel thoroughly enhanced. To be honest, I still haven't figured out how to the other trivial features that are there waiting for me to try. Should I cry help? I guess I do :)

Call me crazy but I'm not going to give up Inkscape anytime soon.

Looking forward to joint-designing projects,

Marc

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Superb Man!!

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beautifulmind - Fri, 2008-08-01 12:58

Very Nice work.
All the stuff you designed around Drupal are super coooool.

Hope I can see more in future.

:)

beautifulmind


I love inkscape. someday I

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SamRose - Fri, 2008-08-01 21:18

I love inkscape. someday I should write an inkscape-to-drupal module like this http://www.communitywiki.org/en?action=browse;oldid=InkscapeToOddmuse;id... (except in php for Drupal of course, and minus command line stuff)

Sam Rose
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Odd but Cool

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marcrobinsone - Sun, 2008-08-03 22:52

That's a very cool idea. Yes it's definitely odd but it puts a spice to our favorite vector software.

I hope that module ends up pythonically brilliant! ;)