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CenCerberon In reply to rupahrusyaidi [2020-01-14 22:19:55 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! ^u^

You are right, she is awesome.

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CenCerberon In reply to CrimSumiC [2019-07-20 14:24:17 +0000 UTC]

Thank you! ^u^

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CrimSumiC In reply to CenCerberon [2019-07-21 06:19:06 +0000 UTC]

I really liked how you managed to connect in a precise way the main and inner curved outlines like in the left and right part of the hair or the upper eyelashes. I actually want to ask if is not a problem to know the methodology you used for achieve that detail. I consider it one of those details that can make a big difference when it comes to appreciating a vector, and I would like to at least try it with some of mine too. n_n

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CenCerberon In reply to CrimSumiC [2019-07-21 21:00:41 +0000 UTC]

Thanks. You really looked closely at it, there I like to explain it. ^u^

It's great that you notice and appreciate it.

imgur.com/zZFHdYT

Image 1. Draw your object. Keep the further steps in mind when you add node 1 and 2 (see addition)
Image 2. Duplicate your object (Ctrl+D). For clarity I deleted all nodes that are not needed
Image 3. Change only the position of node 2
Image 4. Change only the curvature line (transform handle) of node 2
Image 5. The position and curvature line of node 1 are unchanged and still identical in both objects
Addition for Image 1: Node 1 should be identical in both objects, therefore node 1 and 2 should be close together. This makes it easier to change the curvature only with node 2.

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CrimSumiC In reply to CenCerberon [2019-07-23 05:29:18 +0000 UTC]

Whoa. Thank you for this tutorial you made.

I forgot to ask about a little minor thing. Do you convert your strokes into paths before following the image steps? I checked the SVG file, and I think it seems to be that way if i'm not wrong.

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CenCerberon In reply to CrimSumiC [2019-07-24 21:16:44 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome. ^u^

Well observed. Yes, you're absolutely right. I convert my

strokes into paths so I can use the steps of the tutorial.

Also, I'm so fussy that it bothers me how Inkscape uses

the miter join feature at storkes. :b

When 2 curves meet at an acute angle, they don't really

converge beautifully to the outer edge.

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