craftybones

Given a circle C and a series of concentric squares A1, A2 etc, I would like C to cut across A1...An right down the middle and apply a subtraction on all of them. If I select all of them and try to do it wholesale, it applies as if A3-(A2-A1) etc, when what I really want is (C-A1) U (C-A2) etc. I have attached pictures of the setup and what I actually want. When I apply a grouped subtraction, everything gets deleted, obviously. Is there a simple way of doing this? Thank you, craftybones

I use this website called Allihoopa. It is a website that helps artists who use Propellerheads' suite of tools to collaborate. This has helped build a cool community. I am a nobody and don't do much art, but I still think that having a tool and a platform that lets people collaborate among themselves helps build a community. I've generally found it easier to engage with communities than individuals or corporations. I think it would be cool to let people post their work and let others be inspired and fork it out to build their own. What say? craftybones

Thanks

Is there a way where I can clone say twenty circles and space them equally along a curve? I couldn't find anything like that. I am sure I'm missing something obvious. Thank you, craftybones

Cool!

Brilliant. And here I am, making silly top views of biplanes! Quite nice indeed.

Thank you @gdenby

Hello, This is my first time really illustrating anything. I've always dabbled in all kinds of graphics software before but have never had the commitment to generate output. Most of my time with tools like Inkscape, Blender, 3D Studio etc have always been exploratory. Please feel free to provide feedback. Thank you, craftybones [EDIT] I edited to get rid of some spaces between various parts and tried experimenting with a flat look.