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I'm showing to my client, and that is an actual real life logo I'm working on.

So what makes a good logo? And what is the local design process? I'm using? How I created these logos and I will also show you a process from the start to the end from the basics research and sketches till the final design. Let's talk a bit about what will be in the course. You can find some help in the bonus lecture in the last lecture. And if you don't no the basic tools and your way around the escape it's OK. So probably these interfaces already familiar, if not, go to escape the torque and don't know the escape from free. Discourses not about teaching everything about escape. I am glad you enroll the course us, I said earlier. Introduction: hello and welcome to the inescapable design course. Here is the video version of this tutorial.1. Source file from this tutorial can be downloaded from this link: Thats it! Now from File menu you can save it as svg file and then export it as bitmap.Follow steps similar to fill color for rectangle. Select first half and change its fill color to white. This will let you select any portion of the text. Adjust its position and place it in the center of the rectangle. Again using selection tool, click on text.Now click on text tool from left menu panel (shown above).Select any color (preferably dark) by adjusting Red, Green Blue (RGB) components.

This will open the color selection ui as shown below.Now select rectangle and click on fill color icon at the botton left. Make sure selection tool is highlighted.Click on rectangle tool (highlighted above) and create a small rectangle large enough to serve as background for logo.First create a new document with default settings.

Here is how Inkscape ui looks like with some of the tools highlighted we’ll use in this tutorial. Inkscape is free open source vector graphics tool and works on Windows, Mac and Linux. The purpose is not to create a professional logo but to do a quick Hello Word beginner tutorial to get familiar with Inkscape UI. It is a quick tutorial on creating a very simple svg (scalable vector graphics) logo using Inkscape and then later export it to png format.