It can be downloaded from FontFreak and is designed by Tepid Monkey Fonts. If you want to view more of Nick's Fonts check out his website at Nicksfonts.įor the remaining text I used a Font called Monoglyceride. For the Restaurant Flyer Title, SubTitles and Telephone, the Font used is Not Mary Kate by Nick's Fonts, which was downloaded from FontSpace. Next we can start adding text to the Flyer. With the Image still selected, click on the Lower to Bottom Icon on the Tools Control Bar so that the Image will now be placed behind the Rectangle.īackground To Front Image on Top of Rectangleīackground To Back Image Behind Rectangle Hit the Enter Key or click somewhere on the Flyer. Place the Resized image in the center of the Rectangle. Then hit Enter or click anywhere on the Flyer.

To Resize the Image, set the Width Box to 2 in and the Height Box to 3 in. Your image will appear with 8 Arrows around it. To place the new images, go to File > Import which will open theĪfter you've located the file, click the Open button at the bottom right of the window.Ī window will appear asking you to Link or Embed your image. Step 13: Import Image Inkscape File Menu - Import Once the image has been downloaded, you will need to place it into the Flyer. The Clipart is called Moself Cutlery by Lyo. The Public Domain Vector Clipart for this Restaurant Flyer was downloaded Step 12: Public Domain Vector Clipart Cutlery Clip Art This could also be achieved by changing the Opacity Value at the bottom left of the screen.īefore Opacity AppliedOpacity 100% Before Step 11: Set Rectangle Opacity Inkscape Opacity 50%Īt the bottom of the Fill Tab you will see Opacity, %. With the Rectangle still selected, click on the Fill Tab in the Fill & Stroke Window. Step 10: Set Rectangle Fill Inkscape Fill & Stroke Window Light Orange

To change the size of the Rectangle's Stroke, select the Fill & Stroke Icon and click on the Stroke Style Tab (the 3rd Tab in the Fill & Stroke Window).

How to resize image in inkscape window