The two lines would be of exact same color, same stroke width and same length and right on top of one another. When I drew out things on inkscape, on occasion, I have overlapping lines. As I said, all my work involves line work. How can I atleast add a texture to the entire background, instead of plain white (or other plain colored) background? Say canvas or drawing paper etc.Ģ. However, I still have two followup questionsġ. I may be should not worry too much about this stuff. All my work involves plain lines thats all. My work is NOWHERE nearly as complicated as the ones shown on that page. PS: This is my first post on this forum!!! YAY My level of inkscape knowledge is this: I know basic interface, creating lines, duplicating, ctrl+shift+f, ctrl+shift+d options etc. Now, this is what I am thinking: Can I apply some tweaks to make the inkscape linework look like it was drawn by hand on a paper or on canvas or something like that. This is of course not true because everything I have drawn in inkscape is also drawn by hand before. I feel like when people see it, they will think that I just used computer to auto-generate the artwork.

Now, the problem is this: my work looks way too artificial and perfect. So, I decided to go to vector graphics and drew out my work in inkscape. However, I needed to replicate my art and initially I decided to just scan the work but that turned out to be quite tedious due to the size of the sheets I was using etc. I do some artwork in inkscape and before using inkscape, I have been doing it just on paper with a pencil.

Inkscape line art