Next, we’ll add indentations to the larger banner, lower it beneath the entire design, then create copies of each and use strokes to add some padding around them. These shapes will represent the banner, and the foremost layered shape will be shorter in width than the other.
In this step we’ll be using rectangles and ellipses to create a couple of shapes going over the shield. After that, the shield portion is complete.
The converted strokes will each be broken apart and unified together to form solid shapes. Next, we’ll use strokes and convert them to paths in order to create additional shapes with added padding around them. The reason we’re drawing it in halves is so we can ensure symmetry. Then, we’ll duplicate that, flip it horizontally and unify it with the original in order to form the entirety of the shield. Step 1: Drawing The Shieldįirst, we’ll be using the Bezier Pen to manually draw a freehand shape that represents one half of the shield.
Otherwise you can simply scroll to the bottom of the page to watch the step-by-step video tutorial with voice narration. The following is a brief overview of how we’ll go about creating this design, for those of you who may be more advanced users and would like to save some time. In today’s tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how you can use Inkscape to design a shield logo with a banner wrapping around it.
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