They are closed circle, not closed circle, complete circle. You can play these three button to see what’s different. In this case, I just want to draw the line of nautilus so I set the frame black and fill no color. Set fill and frameĬlick the “ object” in the tool box and find “ fill and frame“, then the box will show on the side of screen. So we set a circle which is (0-90) degree means that we set a quarter circle. There are textbox called “ start” and “ end” in the picture above, and set 0 and 90 separately. For example, my first circle is 10 mm, so I set the radius ( X and Y) 10 mm. We resize it to fit the sequence we have made above.Click here and set the size of your circle.

The default circle should be the solid, complete one. Here I take the horizontal A4 as the benchmark 1. The entire sequence must be the scale of Fibonacci sequence.Īnd then start InkScape, expand the tab File> Attributes, choose a suitable size for canvas (or you can do it at the end). We’ll use Fibonacci sequence, and decide what size it is. I will take n*10 mm for example (n is one of the numbers in the Fibonacci sequence) which is easier to understand.ġ0, 10, 20, 30, 50, 80, 130, 210, 340, …（Unit：mm） (and I will remark the tools that I’m not sure the name in English) I’m not sure that if your interfaces look the same as mine.It’s better to try some tools first in InkScape if you haven’t heard it before. Warning: The language I use is traditional Chinese.

The tools you need: computer、mouse、InkScapeĭo you want to draw a nautilus by yourself? Alex will teach you how to draw a nautilus by InkScape.

Inkscape drawings to scale