In 2022, Adobe has officially removed free access to Pantone colors in its suite, forced users to sign an additional subscription. This aroused a wave of interest for alternative solutions, also involving the community of open source software. The problem: Pantone becomes pantone colors for a fee are one Read more
Perhaps this article will not be new to many, but for those who approach the Linux world and have a habit of using certain programs, it may seem at first glance that Linux does not offer much for graphics. This thought is wrong and in fact today we will see 8 programs for Read more
Anyone with intellectual honesty would not hesitate to say that the level of interoperability achieved by the Adobe suite (the manner in which they interface between their programs) it is far superior to open source alternatives. An example is the import of paths from Illustrator to Photoshop, Read more
In today's tutorial we see how to create an effect “ribbon” (tape) real with Inkscape. The process is very simple, also suitable for inexperienced users and can be imported later into Gimp only if we save the work in Inkscape's native SVG format. This tutorial is very fast, by Read more
Many of you already know Inkscape, the open source vector graphics program par excellence, which with Scribus and Gimp defines the complete package for graphics on GNU / Linux. On the one hand, however, it is limited in import / export of formats (no more than Adobe Illustrator is), on the other Read more
Together with Gimp for image manipulation, and Scribus desktop publishing happens to me sometimes to adopt the use of Inkscape. Inkscape is a vector graphics editor, a drawing program “screen”. It can be used in various fields, there are those who use it to draw Read more