Hi everyone,

I recently found out that I will be coaching by own Netball team next season called the Purple Puppies! So, I decided to make a series of logos... which one is your favourite? (Some are really bad!!!)

Hey guys,

I thought I'd stick with the idea of my Plenty Valley Comets logo but though I'd try something different. I used the drawing tool to make the flames and the lines on the netball. By the way, it is supposed to be a comet ;)

Hey it's me again,
I decided that I wanted to make a logo for my representative netball team called the Plenty Valley Comets. So, using tools on Inkscape mainly the text, shapes and the fill and stroke components, I made this:

Hello hello,
I have been doing some odd bits and pieces around my google sketchup house in terms of furniture. But lately I have been working on Inkscape which is the program I will be using to make my 2D logo. I was experimenting with the components of the program and somehow I made this:

Hey everyone!
I just wanted to show you all my latest creation! It watched the arc video from this link http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos/new_to_gsu.html so that I knew how to use it cause I didn't get it... AT ALL!
I made it firstly by drawing a rectangle on the ground and then using the arc tool to form a slight ark at the front of it. I deleted the line to seperate the arc from the rectangle and then used the push/pull tool to lift up the polygon to make the base. I then drew a rectangle on the base and lifted it up to make it 3D. This makes the base and the core. I then drew an arc at the very top of the core of the cupboard and used the push/pull tool to thicken the top. After that I just divided the core of the cupboard and drew lines to indicate the draws and cupboards. The handles were a bit more difficult but I made them by drawing an arc onto the draws (sticking out) and then drawing another one so as to make it into a banana shape and then used the push/pull tool to thicken it!!! =D

Hello Hello!
Just wanted to notify everyone that I decided to challenge myself a little bit by creating walls and doorways on particular angles really close to eachother.
I began facing problems to do with the structure and getting the angles to connect with one another neatly. After a bunch of fails I ended up deleting half of the walls I had made and started again with a fresh mind, and tried again. It made it a lot easier this time because I had a better idea of what I wanted it to look like. =)

Hi all!
Just letting you know that I hit a slight bump in the road while I was trying to create my walk-in cupboard. I had trouble mainly because the doorway was on an angle. It was particularly fiddly because when ever I tried to do the top of the door-way, a roof would appear!
But I figured out how to fix it after about 15-20 minutes of fiddling around with the line, rectangle, easuring and push/pull tools! Now it's all fixed!