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//I am trying to simulate what would be the effect of using wood veneers in a design created using Inkscape.
I know I can create a design with a number of closed areas so that all I have to do is to select a particular area and then choose a colour to fill that area.
The picture below shows a selection of typical veneers I want to show. As can be seen the veneers are not a flat colour. Is there any way I can used a scanned image of the veneer so that I can see the variation of colour when I use this to fill a selected area of my design?
Best regards
Henry Merryweather
You could try using a filter, e.g. one of these:
https://openclipart.org/search/?query=wood+filter+lazur
Regards Maren
Am 26.08.21 um 22:46 schrieb Henry Merryweather:
/Resent since original had a large image which needed the moderator. /
//I am trying to simulate what would be the effect of using wood veneers in a design created using Inkscape.
I know I can create a design with a number of closed areas so that all I have to do is to select a particular area and then choose a colour to fill that area.
The picture below shows a selection of typical veneers I want to show. As can be seen the veneers are not a flat colour. Is there any way I can used a scanned image of the veneer so that I can see the variation of colour when I use this to fill a selected area of my design?
Best regards
Henry Merryweather
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