Create Opacity Masks with Inkscape

If you're familiar with how gradients work in Inkscape then you probably already know that they can be used to give individual objects partial transparency where it transitions from opaque to transparent. However, this doesn't work for groups of objects. In this instance we'll need to use opacity masks. Creating an opacity mask with Inkscape will allow you to give groups of objects partial transparency in a gradient-like style, which is what I'll be demonstrating in today's tutorial.

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Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission