Search Results for "drawing tools"

GUI and command line tools for advanced users and administrators: wxdkdraw - Minimalistic drawing application for use with LaTeX, wxd2lat - Convert wxdkdraw files to LaTeX, bitmap2pp - Convert PNG/JPEG/TIFF/NetPBM to (E)PS or PDF, fig2lat - Convert XFig files to LaTeX, htmlbook - publish HTML like a book, dkcpre - C debugging and tracing preprocessor, itadmin - manage your IT using a MySQL/MariaDB database, dk-fic - file integrity checker, dk-ls - list files, output column order is configurable, dk-cat, dk-sort, dk-lines - text tools for *x and Windows, dk-send, dk-recv - transmit data stream, dk-t2h, dk-t2l - text to HTML or LaTeX conversion.

purecss-francine is a remarkable artistic and technical project created by Cyan Harlow, demonstrating how complex digital illustrations can be achieved using only HTML and CSS, without any JavaScript or images. The artwork, titled Francine, is a detailed portrait crafted purely through CSS shapes, gradients, and layering techniques. It showcases the expressive potential of front-end technologies and serves as both an educational example and a piece of digital art. The project emphasizes...

Dynagraph is a cross-platform library and command-line tool for dynamically drawing graphs (networks, flowcharts, family trees, etc.) in reponse to continual modifications. Included are DynaDAG for directed graphs and FDP force-directed placement.

Whyteboard is a painting whiteboard application for Linux and Windows, that allows the annotation of PDF and PostScript documents, and image files with common drawing tools.

Open Flash Board is a free, open source whiteboard drawing application. OFB provides the ability to draw with various tools (curve, circle, line, rectangle), move the various drawn objects, group objects, scale objects and grouped objects and save as XML

Walldrawer - an easy alternative to on-site wall drawing for archaeology this software aims at putting together the tools needed to produce scaled, rectified, drawing-like pictures from digital photographs in archaeological excavations.