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hello and welcome to yet another tutorial by Davies media design my name is Michael Davies and in todayamp;#39;s tutorial Iamp;#39;ll be showing you how to convert a JPEG logo to a vector logo using Inkscape but of course before I get into that I want to direct you guys over to my website at Davies media design.com as always I have tons of and Inkscape tutorials on here as well as and Inkscape help articles so definitely check that out you can also support my channel and help me grow by becoming a patron on patreon and get some awesome and Inkscape extras in return and Iamp;#39;ll include a link to this as well as all the relevant links from this tutorial in the description of the video so for this tutorial Iamp;#39;ll be using a built in feature found in Inkscape called trace bitmap and this is a very simple yet effective way of tracing your bitmap images which is basically just a fancy name for your standard image that you would edit in something like or Photoshop
