How to create the following arrow in Inkscape? [duplicate]

1. How do I make a compound path in Inkscape?
2. How do I skew an image in Inkscape?
3. How do you draw arrows in IPE?
4. How do I curve an arrow in Word?
5. How do you change the color of an arrow in Inkscape?
6. How do I cut a path in Inkscape?
7. How do I offset a path in Inkscape?

How do I make a compound path in Inkscape?

Inkscape can Combine paths into a compound path ( Ctrl + K ) and Break Apart a compound path into separate paths ( Shift + Ctrl + K ).

How do I skew an image in Inkscape?

Now you can:

1. Rotate the object by dragging the corner handles. (Press Ctrl to restrict rotation to 15 degree steps. Drag the cross mark to position the center of rotation.)
2. Skew (shear) the object by dragging non-corner handles. (Press Ctrl to restrict skewing to 15 degree steps.)

How do you draw arrows in IPE?

By clicking near the ends of the segment shown in the path properties field, you can toggle the front and rear arrows. Only polygonal lines, splines, and circular arcs can have arrows.

How do I curve an arrow in Word?

On the “Insert” tab of the Ribbon, click the “Shapes” button. In the “Lines” section, click one of the curved arrow shapes. You'll find one with a single arrowhead, one with two heads, and a simple curved line with no arrowheads. Your pointer turns into a crosshair symbol.

How do you change the color of an arrow in Inkscape?

Update: Inkscape 0.91

In this case, you can adjust the arrowhead color like this: Select the arrow, double click the color next to “Stroke:” on the lower left of the screen, it opens the window to adjust the stroke color and without doing anything in this window, it magically adjusts the color of the arrowhead.

How do I cut a path in Inkscape?

1. draw the inner circle.
2. select the few lines that intesect the smaller circle, then Path menu > Combine.
3. select the combined lines and the circle.
4. Path menu > Cut Path.
5. delete unwanted pieces.

How do I offset a path in Inkscape?

Offset the vector path away from the image:

1. Select the vector path itself. (Click on the black selection arrow, then anywhere on the path.)
2. Click on Path > Outset several times. (The vector will move farther out away from the image with each click.)