http://ostan-collections.net/annex/InkscapeTutorial.pdf
page 12:
how did he do the hair?

this is the explanation that goes with it. . .
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hair is a perfect candidate for
point-and-click vector sketching as hair tends to be bristled by default and too
many nodes will interfere with rounding later on. You need only draw each major
strand of hair as a 3 node, open-ended triangle, and then use the Page Up or
Page Down keys to reposition the hair strands above or below neighboring
strands. The 5-node bang above her forehead, for example, is further in front
than all others, and so must not be positioned behind any other hair strand.
Don't worry about leaving the hair in the forefront open-ended, since you will draw
hair in the backdrop that will cover for all the rest. For her hair ribbons, only some
abstract polygonal shapes will do.
Pigtails can also be create with simple 3-node triangular shapes, and then rounded
out later to the proper curvature.
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what is c-chan trying to say here?
3 node open-ended triangle?
Does that mean only stroke, no fill? looking at the pictures, they all have 'fill'
so i am confused.
Does he mean by 'open-ended' to actually make a closed shape, with fill, and then
take the connecting nodes off one end so as to make it 'open ended'?? (this way,
even if it's open ended, it keeps the fill) but i dont think so, because the
second you want to edit the stroke, then you loose the fill. . . .
All i'm trying to figure out is how he did the hair. .