SUCCEED

Using Paths/Unions - TARGET LOGO

In Inkscape:

1. PATHS & UNIONS (5) - demo how it works
   • Go to Path > ...
   • Union - adds multiple shapes together - same attributes making a new shape
   • Difference - subtracts the image on top from the image on the bottom - CUT OUT
   • Intersection - saves the part of the "top image" that intersects with the bottom
   • Exclusion - opposite of "Intersection" saves everything but the middle
   • Division - Cut apart an image - top image cuts from the bottom
2. Go to File > Open
   • Click on Desktop
   • In the Window click Inkscape Files
   • Open TARGET.jpg
3. Look at image:
   • options & demo: layer circles on top of each other
   • WHAT IF? You wanted the logo to float on top of a complicated background?

[EXAMPLE]

1. Go to Layer > Add Layer
   • Name it bullseye
2. Draw a red circle
3. Draw a smaller black circle on top
4. Click on both - WHICH PATH OPTION? (allow for response)
5. Go to Path > Difference - See what happened?
6. Finish up logo - draw a smaller red circle in side large circle
7. Type TARGET - fill in red (probably ARIAL)

Go to File > Save As

• Type in: yourname TARGET.svg
• Click Save

Go to File > New > Default (new window - close or leave open - up to you)