Pack Graphic Design The Basics Gimp + Inkscape + Scribus

Discover three Open Source softwares like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign

What you'll learn

Use Gimp software

Master the basics of Gimp

Be able to create projects on Gimp

Use Inkscape software

Master the basics of Inkscape

Be able to create projects on Inkscape

Use Scribus software

Master the basics of Scribus

Be able to create projects on Scribus

Requirements

You need to download Gimp

You need to download Inkscape

You need to download Scribus

Description

Open Source graphics design software packLearn the basics of the three Open Source softwares like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Yes, I offer you the three reference free softwares, which offer equivalent features, namely Gimp, Inkscape and Scribus. I can assure you that the range of features is simply impressive and the creations are professional. If you don't want to bother with an Adobe subscription and want to work on Open Source softwares you have all three references here.GimpGIMP is a powerful software with wide functionality, many tools and filters, and it supports many formats used in digital imaging. It also has a very flexible and configurable interface to adapt to individual needs. Gimp is a free software which is the alternative to the famous Photoshop. And with Gimp you also have an impressive number of possibilities for image processing. This extremely comprehensive software allows you to create any type of project through high quality graphic compositions. It can therefore be used for professional or amateur purposes. Gimp is not easy to use at first. You must therefore be able to understand the interface, the tools and other principles. For this reason you will see all of these elements in this course. Gimp can be used for photo editing, photo montage, designs, logos, website designs, business cards, visual enhancements, and even video animations.InkscapeInkscape is an other powerful Open Source software. It is professional quality vector drawing software that works on Windows, Mac OS X and GNU / Linux. Inkscape is used by professional designers to create a wide variety of graphics such as illustrations, icons, logos, diagrams, maps and renderings for the web. Inkscape uses the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) standard as the starting format. Unlike other software where we work in pixels, in Inkscape we work with vectors. A vector image is made up of coordinates, curves, and equations of all kinds. And the advantage of this format is that you can enlarge your creation or your image to infinity, it will be identical and will not lose any quality, because we are working on vector drawing.ScribusScribus is also free. This software is used to create high quality documents for printing or digital viewing. It is an ideal software to make layouts and create graphic documents. Equivalent to InDesign software from the Adobe series, Scribus has nothing to envy its famous competitor, indeed the possibilities are impressive. The software is professional level can handle profiles ICC profiles which are the PDF rendering engines. It obviously allows you to export your work in different files including PDF and image format. It is also possible to manage its CMYK or RGB color mode depending on the destination of its document, for printing or for the web. Scribus also allows manipulation of vector shapes that are composed of individual geometric objects and geometric primitives. You will be able to make complete presentations of several pages. You can make magazine, photo book or digital book layouts. Besides that you can create all the basic graphic documents you need like business cards, postcards, book covers, flyers, banners, social media posts, thumbnails for videos, photo montages , CVs, project presentations and more …Training courseIn this training course you will learn the basics of the three softwares, that is to say how to use the dashboard, manage the main tools and be able to create your first documents with these softwares. I specify that the course will give you the basics. If, on the other hand, you want to have an extremely detailed course on each software, I invite you to take the complete individual training courses that I also offer. The course will start with Gimp, then Inkscape, and finally Scribus.

Overview

Section 1: Gimp start with the software

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Start with dashboard

Lecture 3 Create new document

Lecture 4 Save and export

Lecture 5 Master navigation

Lecture 6 Brush parameters

Section 2: Gimp master the main features

Lecture 7 Manage layers

Lecture 8 Crop image

Lecture 9 Basic selections

Lecture 10 Advanced selections

Lecture 11 Region selections

Lecture 12 Edit selections

Lecture 13 Recuperate selections

Lecture 14 Layer mask

Lecture 15 Paint with brush

Lecture 16 Create path

Lecture 17 Edit path

Lecture 18 Create transformations

Lecture 19 Create corrections

Lecture 20 Create adjustments

Lecture 21 Edit colors

Lecture 22 Add guides

Lecture 23 Manage alignments

Lecture 24 Add text

Lecture 25 Add filters

Lecture 26 Photo adjustments

Section 3: Gimp training with two projects

Lecture 27 Edit face part 1

Lecture 28 Edit face part 2

Lecture 29 Photo montage part 1

Lecture 30 Photo montage part 2

Section 4: Inkscape start with the software

Lecture 31 Introduction

Lecture 32 Start with dashboard

Lecture 33 Create new document

Lecture 34 Save and export

Lecture 35 Master navigation

Section 5: Inkscape master the main features

Lecture 36 Create selections

Lecture 37 Create basic shapes

Lecture 38 Create advanced shapes

Lecture 39 Draw bezier curves

Lecture 40 Transform objects

Lecture 41 Associate objects

Lecture 42 Group objects

Lecture 43 Edit colors

Lecture 44 Create gradients

Lecture 45 Edit strokes

Lecture 46 Convert to path

Lecture 47 Import images

Lecture 48 Add guides

Lecture 49 Master alignments

Lecture 50 Master layers

Lecture 51 Add text

Lecture 52 Text on path

Lecture 53 Create clone

Lecture 54 Vectorize image

Lecture 55 Add filters

Section 6: Inkscape training with two projects

Lecture 56 Logo design part 1

Lecture 57 Logo design part 2

Lecture 58 Drawing with basic shapes part 1

Lecture 59 Drawing with basic shapes part 2

Section 7: Scribus start with the software

Lecture 60 Introduction

Lecture 61 Start with dashboard

Lecture 62 Create new document

Lecture 63 Save and export

Lecture 64 Master navigation

Lecture 65 Edit document

Section 8: Scribus master the main features

Lecture 66 Create selections

Lecture 67 Create shapes

Lecture 68 Create lines

Lecture 69 Create table

Lecture 70 Edit objects

Lecture 71 Associate objects

Lecture 72 Group objects

Lecture 73 Edit colors

Lecture 74 Add gradients

Lecture 75 Edit strokes

Lecture 76 Import images

Lecture 77 Add text

Lecture 78 Text styles

Lecture 79 Text around images

Lecture 80 Add columns

Lecture 81 Add guides

Lecture 82 Manage alignments

Lecture 83 Manage layers

Lecture 84 Edit pages

Lecture 85 Create masters

Section 9: Scribus training with two projects

Lecture 86 Planner part 1

Lecture 87 Planner part 2

Lecture 88 Double page part 1

Lecture 89 Double page part 2

Students in graphic design,Entrepreneur,People who want to create graphic documents