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Flag Making Tutorial

This will be a more technical step-by-step tutorial on how I make my flags (also a long post because I wanted to be thorough, plus I love flags lol).

The program I use is Inkscape, a free vector (.svg) editor program for pc.

I have templates set up, so the actual flag making process is pretty easy/quick.

Hotkeys/Locations/Other Reference

I'll be mentioning these options, so I thought to put them here all in one list. (They list the keyboard shortcuts first)

Snapping: magnet symbol (top right of screen), or under the adjacent arrow ◀️ symbol.

Document properties: shift+ctrl+D, or under the file menu (top left corner of screen). Display (1st tab) Guides (2nd tab) Grids (3rd tab)

Fill and Stroke: shift+ctrl+F, or under object (top of screen).

Layers and Objects: ctrl+shift+L, or under object (top of screen).

Align and Distribute: ctrl+shift+A, or under object (top of screen).

Import (Images): ctrl+i, under the file menu, or by dragging into the Inkscape window.

Save As: ctrl+shift+S, or under the file menu.

Export: shift+ctrl+E, or under the file menu.

Selector Tool: S, or cursor symbol (left side of screen). Click, or click and drag around the objects, to select them.

Locking a selection: lock symbol between the width and height boxes at the top of the screen.

Transform Selections: the width/height and x y position can be changed by typing in the X,Y,W,H boxes (near top middle of screen), or by dragging the corners/edges (resize) and inside the object (move).

Duplicate: ctrl+D.

Delete: delete key, or right click on the object.

Node Tool: N, or below the selector tool (left side of screen).

Rectangle Tool: R, or square symbol (left side of screen).

Pen Tool: B, or pen symbol (left side of screen).

Gradient Tool: G, gradient square symbol (left side of screen).

Mesh Tool: swirly square symbol (left side of screen).

Dropper Tool: D, or dropper symbol (left side of screen).

Undo: ctrl+Z.

Redo: ctrl+Y.

Creating the Template

Download Inkscape and open it, under the Time to Draw tab, click New Document.

First, snapping needs to be enabled, and under advanced mode enable grids and guide lines snapping. (This is crucial for making the stripes equally sized, spaced, and the overall flag in the right ratio.)

I'll be making a template with a 2:3 flag ratio.

Open document properties. (I like to move these types of windows to the right side.)

Under display, set the width to 42px and height to 28px.

Under guides, just click create guides around the current page.

Under grids, make sure rectangular grid is selected, and click new. (Grid units should be in px.) For the major grid line every option, change it to 2. (I also prefer to change the minor grid line color to be transparent.)

That's pretty much it, your template is done :D ! Just save it wherever you want. I like putting it in an easy-to-access flag folder, as it is needed to open it every time to make new flags.

You can use a different width / height / grid size / flag ratio if you want, these are just the numbers I'm comfortable with / used to.

Also, since this is a vector, the image can be infinitely big or small without any quality loss, so the small dimensions above don't actually translate to a low res image.

Creating the Flag

(I'll be using the rainbow flag to demonstrate.)

Start by having the template open.

You can import images (like .png/.jpg files) to color pick / reference if you want. Said images can be transformed (resized/moved) by selecting and transforming them using the options mentioned in reference. (This is optional, they should just be off to the side so they don't get in the way.)

To create the stripes, use the rectangle tool. Click and drag from one grid corner, to a lower grid corner.

While the rectangle is selected, use the dropper tool to pick a color from a imported image. You can also use the fill and stroke (shown on right) tab to create your own colors / edit colors / etc.

You can make these stripes however you want, they just need to all be equally sized. (They don't have to all have the same height, if you intentionally want that (like the demisexual flag for example).)

Then select all the stripes and transform them so that they fit the page.

All that's left is to save/export it.

To export it, use the export tab, under single file, page, adjust the width and height (in px) to however high res you want your image to be. (I usually do 3000 by 2000.)

Type in the desired file name in the box next to the folder symbol, use the folder symbol to choose its export location (which can also be used to determine the file name and save/export it), the adjacent drop-down-menu to select what to save it as (,png, .jpg, .svg, etc.), and the gear symbol to adjust other settings (I leave it as default, with antialias turned off (set to 0)).

And done, you've made a flag :D 🏳️‍🌈

Extra Notes

Layers and Objects: a menu that can be used to manage objects. Like their layering position (whether they are above or below another object), and other options can also be done here instead of with keyboard shortcuts.

Vertically striped flags: it's very similar to above. You would just make the rectangles taller rather than wider.

Wavy stripes: first use the pen tool to create zigzags. (The pen tool works like a outline, so just click along the grid corners, and join the line at the end. The fill and stroke menu can be used to make it a solid colored shape, and remove/add outlines). The steepness/frequency of the zigzags is up to personal preference, they just need to extend off the page a bit. To create equally sized wavy stripes, have the all side lengths (highlighted in red) be equal except (depending on how you draw your zigzags) the first or last wave, which should have half the side length of the others.

Select everything, and with the node tool, select all the zigzag nodes (the corners don't need to be selected), and click make selected nodes smooth (half circle with point in middle symbol, at top of screen). (It'll likely look like it has weird lines in-between the waves, see glitch section at the end for how to fix that.)

Then resize it all to the height of the canvas. And done :)

This can of course be vertical too.

Gradients: You can use the fill and stroke dialogue, gradient tool, or mesh tool to do this.

To create the gradient, select the object, click the linear gradient symbol (gradient box) under fill and stroke. Or dragging / double clicking with the gradient/mesh tools. (The mesh tool is what I used to create the square gradient.)

To change the colors, click on the arrows or circles under fill and stroke, or by clicking the points on the shape, to select the nodes. Then use fill and stroke to change the colors.

To create new colors/stops, click on the plus+ symbol under stops (under fill and stroke), or double click on the gradient. Edit the new colors in fill and stroke again.

To change the location of stops, use stop offset under fill and stroke, or drag the nodes on the gradient. You can also move the end points on the object to make the gradient slanted or vertical.

Symbols: I make my own when I can (like the demi- triangle can be drawn with the pen tool, and resized to the correct proportions). When the symbol is too complicated, I import a .svg of it. Wikimedia commons is a great resource, and the popular twemoji comes in .svg format too. You could also edit it on over the .png in a rastor program if need be.

The align and distribute tab can be used to center symbols (or any other selected object). Select page for the relative to option, and use the symbols underneath to center/align it however you want. (You can also use different relative to options, like last selected, if you want to align it to an object instead.)

Deleting imported reference images: you can do this before saving it as a .svg, if you don't want to keep them / want to clean up the .svg file.

Antialiasing: an option that blurs things basically. A image with antialiasing off will be sharp pixels, while a image with antialiasing on will have transition colors between the main colors.

Below is an example. The left side is without antialiasing, and the right side is with antialiasing.

I can see why it might be preferable to have it on (like for diagonal shapes), but antialiasing can make recoloring .png (not .svg) files hard. The extra different colors messes with fill tools. I also think it looks cleaner without, so I prefer it off.

Exporting glitch: sometimes an exported image will have a thin line between the stripes, despite the fact the stripes are perfectly next to each other. (This seems to not just be a problem with Inkscape, but with vectors in general.)

Below is a zoomed in example of what it'd look like. The left side shows the stripes are all next to each other, but the right image has a transparent line in-between the stripes.

This can be fixed a number of ways.

You could select all the objects, and duplicate them twice.

Or overlap them. The stripes will still be the same size when overlapped, but they will technically be behind each other, so there will be no gap.

With all the different stuff mentioned, you can basically think of them as building blocks with the grid as reference. They can all be mixed and matched together.

I didn't mention all the options, just because there's that many different things you can do in Inkscape. I'd encourage you to play around with all the different options/tools yourself.

There's also some great Inkscape guides on YouTube, it's where I learned how to do a lot of this from (even if they're not for flags specifically, the concepts in those videos can be applied to flags).

Here's an overly elaborate flag I made, just to demonstrate some (but not all) of the things that can be done.

Anyways what a long post haha. But maybe this will be helpful for anyone interested in making (pride) flags.

[intervex]

Endosex flag

A new flag design for endosex, which acts as a sort of midway design between my perisex flag design and the dyadic flag. [SVG here] Endosex is one of three common terms used to mean not intersex, and was initially coined in German by Heike Bödeker (who is intersex) in 1999. The other common terms are perisex and dyadic.

I've been thinking there's utility in having slightly-different-but-similar meanings for endosex, perisex & dyadic to allow for us to talk about how intersex-ness in nonhumans can be really complex. My survey about what these slightly-different meanings should be is still open, so if you have thoughts about whether a snail with typical sex development should be perisex and not dyadic (or something along those lines), send me your feedback here! 📋️

For comparison: I've put the dyadic flag on the left. Designed by @pride-flags-for-cishets, it uses a square as a contrast to the ring of the intersex flag. And it has blue and pink to indicate the traditional sex dyad/binary. It gets used in designs like the extersex flag.

But for some perisex trans/enby folks, a pink-and-blue flag understandably doesn't sit so well! 🙃 So I designed a perisex flag after a flag design by @clowncaraz inspired me. I'm trying in the perisex flag to illustrate how perisex folks are on the two ends of the two "typical" ways that sex development happens (Wolffian or Müllerian). The filled-in arrows represent Wolffian and Müllerian.

Both the endosex and perisex flags use a dark periwinkle that is both purplish and bluish, a colour that I've been seeing used in other flag designs to indicate not being intersex.

The white in the perisex and endosex flags is used to indicate that biology is not destiny: trans people can take their bodies and put them on a completely different path.

The dyadic flag doesn't have any confirmed colour meanings, so I don't have an obvious meaning for the black in the endosex flag.

I'm thinking I'll wait on the results of the endosex/perisex/dyadic-in-nonhumans survey before assigning a meaning to the black. Same for if the light periwinkle means anything beyond not-intersex like the dark periwinkle does. Expect a follow-up on this in late October / early Nov.

The light periwinkle in the endosex flag is the same one in @clowncaraz's design because it's just a really nice colour that I'm fond of for this purpose, and wanted a way to make use of it. 😁

Tagging for archival: @varsex-pride @radiomogai @liom-archive @beyond-mogai-pride-flags @conformant-archive

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My Add-ons

I've only recently really gotten into using add-ons, but they are essential to using Blender in a quick and easy way. This is a comprehensive tutorial on activating/installing all of the add-ons which I use. I currently use only free add-ons, but eventually I will be posting tutorials using paid add-ons. I will probably also post free versions; we'll see. For my own convenience, I will be listing all of the add-ons I have activated, including the ones I don't really use, as I don't have the foresight to know whether I might cover them in the future.

Back in the Preferences window, go to the Add-ons section. You will see that several add-ons are already activated; leave these alone.

In the top right of the Add-ons section, there is a search bar. Feel free to use this, and activate the following add-ons: -3D View: MeasureIt -3D View: Stored Views -Add Mesh: Extra Objects -Import-Export: Export AutoCAD .dxf Format -Import-Export: Import AutoCAD .dxf Format -Import-Export: Web3D X3D/VRML2 Format -Interface: Copy Attributes Menu -Interface: Modifier Tools -Mesh: Edit Mesh Tools -Mesh: F2 -Mesh: LoopTools -Mesh: TinyCAD Mesh Tools -Node: Node Wrangler -Object: Align Tools -Object: Bool Tool

These are my downloaded add-ons. Below, I will explain how to install non-built-in add-ons. First, download the following add-ons. These will be either .zip or .py files. -CAD Transform https://blender-archipack.gumroad.com/l/nQVcS -Perpendicular Curve https://makertales.gumroad.com/l/FKzcF -PowerSave https://blendermarket.com/products/powersave -Bolt Factory MT Edit https://makertales.gumroad.com/l/CBpYCD -Create ISOCam https://www.reinerstilesets.de/anderes/blender-addons/create-isocam/ -Outline To SVG https://makertales.gumroad.com/l/O2SVG -MACHIN3Tools (free version) https://machin3.gumroad.com/l/MACHIN3tools

To install externally downloaded add-ons, first click the "Install" button at the top of the Add-ons section of the Preferences window.

To proceed, find the downloaded add-on's .zip or .py file in your files, then click the "Install Add-on" button.

To finally activate the now installed add-on, click the checkmark box next to its name. Repeat this process to install all of the downloaded add-ons.

We will now be changing a few of MACHIN3Tools's settings:

To open MACHIN3Tools's settings, click the arrow on the left of its name. Under Tools, activate "Smart Vert," "Smart Face," and "Clean Up."

Activate all of the pie menus down to "Cursor and Origin manipulation."

Now you are done setting up Blender for use in my tutorials. Next, a REAL tutorial, where we will be messing around in 3D!

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¡Hola, Necro! Quería saber como podía insertar los iconos de game-icons a una tablilla sin tener que recurrir al css, gracias :c

¡Hola anon! A ver, puedes incluir el link de la fuente en tu tablilla igual que incluirías una fuente cualquiera. No tiene que estar en el HTML del foro para poder hacerlo. Incluye esto en algún lugar de tu post (yo suelo poner todas las fuentes al final):

<link href="https://dl.dropbox.com/s/thpzqkqhf1pzqnx/game-icons.css" rel="stylesheet" />

Y luego usa las clases para poner tus iconos:

<em class="game-icon game-icon-arrow-scope"></em>

Y listo. Por supuesto, también puedes usar las versiones svg, que puedes conseguir clickando en los nombres de los iconos aquí, o también aquí, que tienes la opción de svg o png.

¡Saludos!

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Graphic design elements for web or print on Canva:

Canava pro:

-"minimalistic faces" -all collection is ORIGINAL VECTORS to Scalable Vector Graphic -citruces(grapefruit,lemons) -"psy sheep amigdala alianated" raggae colours style version -"folk of birds" objects are mixed SVG's (vector to raster to svg/html or vector to raster & back to vector before svg's output). --avarage size 6000px width-- DOPEMAINEQUATION

-oh yeah! -claws & paws

ideas what you can do with them:

-"minimalistic arrows" on Canva is svg from RASTER GRAPHIC FILES avrage width size 1800px

ORIGINAL VECTOR files when each path,node or other(group of bits not pixels) of the original vector file are editable(colour\preferences) with wide image scale range, without loosing any quality.

Canava free/freebie: "eyerise" 3773x2569px raster image on Canava

arts & graphic by Eysneya Balance DOPEMAINEQUATION website

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Handyarrows es una colección de flechas dibujadas a mano en formato SVG, ideales para utilizar en tus proyectos. Este recurso, que también incluye doodles, ilustraciones y otros elementos gráficos, es gratuito y muy sencillo de descargar. Lo descubrimos gracias a la newsletter Honos de Máximo.

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How to Utilize Your Logo for a Winning Branding Strategy

Your logo is more than just a visual symbol—it’s the face of your brand. Done right, a powerful logo can leave a lasting impression, differentiate your business, and serve as the backbone of your branding strategy. But how exactly can you harness your logo for maximum impact in today’s competitive landscape?

This blog is here to guide graphic designers, small business owners, and marketing strategists through the process of using a logo as a strategic branding asset. From understanding its role within your brand identity to tips on consistent application, we’ll cover practical strategies to make your logo work harder for you and your business.

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Why Your Logo is Essential to Branding

Your logo is often the first thing people notice about your business. It’s a visual shortcut to communicate your values, mission, and personality. But why does this matter?

First Impressions Matter: According to researchers at the Missouri University of Science and Technology, it takes only 50 milliseconds for users to form a first impression of your brand. A memorable logo ensures they’ll stick around.

Establishes Brand Identity: Your logo sets the tone for your overall brand. Think of it as the starting point for your website design, marketing materials, and even packaging.

Builds Trust and Loyalty: Well-designed, professional logos signal that your business is credible and trustworthy—a major factor in gaining customer loyalty.

Consumers are drawn to brands that "feel" familiar, thanks to consistent visuals like a recognizable logo. The more they trust your logo-driven branding, the more likely they are to become repeat customers or clients.

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How to Use Your Logo Effectively in Branding Strategy

1. Start with a Thoughtful Design

Before you can leverage your logo as a branding powerhouse, it’s crucial to start with an effective design. Whether you’re creating a new logo or revamping an old one, consider these principles:

Simplicity is Key: Think of globally recognized logos like Apple or Nike. They are simple, scalable, and impactful, showing that less is often more.

Color Psychology: Choose your logo colors wisely, as they evoke emotions. For example, blue signals trust and reliability, while red evokes energy and excitement.

Typography Matters: Whether your logo includes text or stands alone as a graphic, fonts must align with your brand voice. Serif fonts, for example, project sophistication, while sans-serif fonts create a more modern look.

If you’re struggling to balance creativity with strategy, you can use tools like Adobe Illustrator or Canva to sketch ideas, or consult a professional graphic designer.

2. Maintain Brand Consistency

Brand consistency is the secret sauce for successful businesses. For your logo to enhance your branding effectively, it must be consistently applied across all touchpoints.

Create a Brand Style Guide: Outline logo guidelines in a style guide, including acceptable color variations, minimum and maximum sizing, and placement rules.

Use Across Channels: Ensure your logo is visible on your website, social media profiles, email signatures, product packaging, and even company uniforms.

Always Optimize File Formats: Use vector-based files like .SVG or .EPS for scalability, and raster files like .PNG for web applications.

Consistency builds credibility. Every time a consumer sees your logo in a well-placed, consistent context, your brand earns another small deposit in their "trust bank."

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3. Make Your Logo Part of Your Story

Every great logo tells a story. Whether it’s rooted in your brand’s history, values, or niche, your logo needs to evoke both recognition and emotion.

Design for Meaning: A logo should reflect your mission or what you stand for. For example, FedEx’s arrow symbolizes delivery speed and accuracy, while the WWF logo highlights wildlife conservation through its panda design.

Communicate Its Meaning to Your Audience: Share the story behind your logo in "About Us" sections, videos, or press releases. This transparency connects you with customers on a personal level.

Integrating your logo into your brand story makes it a vessel for communication, not just a static image.

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4. Use Your Logo Strategically in Marketing Campaigns

Marketing strategy isn’t complete without visible and strategic use of your logo. Consider how giants like Coca-Cola use their logo in every ad, sponsorship, or piece of merchandise. You don’t need their budget—just their focus.

Social Media Posts: Incorporate your logo as a watermark or profile picture on platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn.

Email Marketing: Place your logo in header designs to increase brand recall.

Partnerships & Collaborations: If engaging in co-marketing or sponsorships, ensure your logo is prominently displayed to maximize visibility.

An often-overlooked tip? Optimize your logo for digital ads using responsive designs that work across screen sizes.

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5. Update, but Don’t Overdo It

While it’s tempting to modernize branding frequently, remember that drastic changes to a logo can disrupt customer trust. When you refresh your logo, follow these best practices to retain engagement and familiarity:

Keep Core Elements: Use elements of your old design, such as fonts or colors, to maintain brand recognition.

Test First: Before rolling out a new logo, run A/B testing to see how your audience reacts.

Communicate the Change: Inform customers about your logo updates via email, social media announcements, or blog posts. Transparency fosters trust.

A classic example? When Google subtly refreshed their logo in 2015, they increased scalability for modern screens while keeping their trademark simplicity intact.

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6. Engage Your Community with Your Logo

Your customers can be your greatest advocates—and your logo can help engage them further.

User-Generated Content: Encourage followers to share photos featuring your brand logo, like coffee cups or apparel.

Merchandising Opportunities: Sell products like branded tote bags or mugs emblazoned with your logo to foster a sense of exclusivity.

Not only do these tactics foster loyalty, but they also extend your reach as users interact with your logo in daily life.

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Build a Strong Brand with a Powerful Logo

Your logo is so much more than a design asset—it’s your brand’s silent ambassador. By thoughtfully designing, consistently applying, and incorporating it into your narrative, you can turn your logo into a strategic branding tool that attracts, informs, and solidifies trust in your business.

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30 Love And Romance SVG, PNG Icons For Valentine's Day Designs

30 love and romance SVG, PNG icons for valentine's day. . Contains calendar, wedding, heart, love, chat box, balloons, honeymoon, love letter, heartbreak, heart padlock, gift, cupids arrow, dessert jar and more icons.

Download: Love And Romance Icons

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Use the correct Right Arrow → in fonts for inkstitch library

It can be very tricky on certain OS’s to create the correct → right arrow → for use in the inkstitch lettering library when creating a font library, or importing an existing embroidery font design. Never fear, I have you covered. Every single → in this article is the correct → to use for the lettering library naming requirements. So just copy any of these → and paste it as the →.svg name and…

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DIY Screen Printing a t-shirt at home is super easy with just a few supplies. Click on the arrow to go to the full tutorial and to download the FREE Hubby and Wifey SVG cut files. #cricut #screenprinting

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DIY Screen Printing a t-shirt at home is super easy with just a few supplies. Click on the arrow to go to the full tutorial and to download the FREE Hubby and Wifey SVG cut files. #cricut #screenprinting