Hi team,
I was not sure as where I was supposed to open this discussion (or
question) of mine.
I was just wondering... I do know that it takes a lot of time, and money,
and then more time, and probably a lot of revisions... but do you guys
think we can try to aim making something similar to this?
https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/workbook/
This is a hard copy, printed, material that Affinity Designer, from the
Serif company, sell. I confess I don't have a copy of this material (yet)
as it seems it only exists, officially, in the printed version... but I saw
some samples and was really inspired and eager to check if we could do
something on our own more or less of the same kind.
We could try to use the Scribus to achieve such results.. and some open
fonts (from Google and Adobe) and try to assemble 4 - 6 different big
learning areas inside this Inkscape Activity Book.
They could be:
1. Creating isometric graphics, (there is a super sweet plugin that works
wonderfully in Inkscape 0.91.2)
2. Vectorizing simple photos,
3. creating logos (or recreating famous ones (not sure this is allowed)),
there are multiple AMAZING examples of this on Nick Saporito Youtube
channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEQXp_fcqwPcqrzNtWJ1w9w)
4. UX-UI design to create webpage (or mobile apps) mockups.
I know it is a lot of work. But we could try doing a smaller and simpler
version of it to see how it goes.
It would help us gather more money to the Inkscape project and follow, more
or less, the model of Krita (they have a paid support option and some books
to sell as well) and Blender (they have a store with multiple long and
detailed tutorials on how to do things in videos (DVDs)).
Just wondering... I know this might be asking too much... but I plan to be
involved in this. Even if we have time for only 1 or 2 modules. It would be
amazing to craft such material and spread it to the community (paid or
free).
--Victor Westmann
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