It can be very helpful for those imperfect designs that just need to be warped to look right (like splats). The Tweak tool is such a fun one to work with, especially when you know how to control it. There's our neat, finely sculpted slime splat. I did a crazy green slime color.įor the final touch, head up to Filters > Bevels > Fat Oil to quickly apply a liquid type effect (I changed some of the filter settings to get it to look just right). I periodically adjust my Width and Force depending on the detail I want.Īfter some fine tuning, let's just throw some color on there. Keep on sculpting until you get a nice splat shape. The best Mode for this one will probably be Push parts of paths or Shrink parts of paths. Grab your Tweak tool so we can do some sculpting. Select some objects and drag away!įirst, draw a simple ellipse as a starting point. Hockey, anyone?Īnother useful Mode for objects is Rotate objects. This simply moves your selected objects as if you were pushing them on a surface. Also note that Grouped objects don't behave very well and will most likely be handled separately. The Mode I have selected is Move objects in any direction. Go ahead and select a bunch of objects with the Selection tool, then click the Tweak tool again. There are a few modes also for handling mass amount of objects as well.
Below, I've changed my Mode to Shrink parts of paths. Also, you can even select multiple paths to warp at once. Then select your desired Mode (I have Push parts of paths selected) and drag your cursor over your paths.Īnd of course, you can adjust the Width and Force to your liking. This will allow you to sculpt only the paths that you have selected. Select your paths with the normal Selection tool and then click the Tweak tool. You know, this one! When you select it, you're cursor will change into this orange circle. Sure, you could probably freehand it just fine, but we're going to go over a tool that allows a controlled the controlled use of warping and sculpting.
There are a ton of ways to draw in Inkscape, but sometimes you need to bring in reinforcements to really get that special shape.
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