Quixotic, sometimes cheesy, silly, artist, fiddler, painter, drawer, Inkscaper, Super Vector Girl, lefty, INFP, Neo-Jungian, perennial philosopher, still learning, changing, growing, late bloomer, religiously unaffiliated but highly spiritual, overly obsessed with music, art, and colour, post-depression, Scrabble player, idealist, Promethean, black sheep, loathe unanswered questions therefore a researcher, somewhat of a geek, very bookish, Open Source software junky, retro, iconoclastic, tolerant, open-minded, compassionate, passionate, peace lover, human rights supporter, best friend, soul mate, mother, genealogist...quintessential nifty oddball
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Btw, I've used SVG for print. Scribus has great SVG support and perfect PDF output. I just had to turn my colours to CMYK in combination with my old Pantone book and a website that had Pantone to CMYK conversions. I got perfect colour output from our printer.
After your conversions and printing an SVG on your personal printer, you probably have gotten the gist of my commercial printing dilemma
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I'm afraid of losing my obscurity. Genuineness only thrives in the dark. Like celery. -Aldous Huxley
Thanks again for the link to the interview! I'm that "gal on DeviantART" -lol! Ted Gould blogged about my Pinkitude win some time ago. It is lovely to be associated with Inkscape, something I really believe in, that, and Open Source. Good to hear there are now companies using Inkscape for their graphics- gives me hope that I might actually make some money at this one day, and that Inkscape is becoming a formidable competitor to that other proprietary thang
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I'm afraid of losing my obscurity. Genuineness only thrives in the dark. Like celery. -Aldous Huxley
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