Draw with OpenCV - No more Photoshop! Graphic Design with Python!

In this tutorial, you'll find out how to draw basic shapes with OpenCV - which is a very popular computer vision library, not only for Python! 🔴🟢🔵
We will create a drawing of some trees on a sunny background, we will add some text and we will save it as a "png" file to our computer.

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Also, if you don't feel like coding along, you can still access my script:

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⏰ timestamps ⏰
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00:00 - Intro
00:26 - import OpenCV / import cv2
00:41 - image data type overview
02:30 - show image with OpenCV
04:01 - draw rectangle with OpenCV
05:24 - fill rectangle with OpenCV
06:19 - draw circle with OpenCV
07:11 - outline line thickness with OpenCV
07:46 - draw line with OpenCV
08:50 - draw triangle with OpenCV and Numpy
10:36 - write text with OpenCV
12:32 - repetition with classes (coming soon)
13:17 - save image with OpenCV / imwrite
13:56 - thanks for watching!

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See you in the next tutorial, where we will create an entire forest of tree objects!
Thanks for watching ♥

[alessiopustorino]

What is jupyter? I use editor to write the code, but this one for me is new. Can i have some informations and links?

[harryporterdigitalservices-rm]

Madam, you are a gem! You make things look simpler than they real are!
Thank you so much.

[ZurioSi]

OpenCV is one of the best Python libraries, I love it. I hope there will be more videos with OpenCV in the future.

[pezictusfish]

Hasn't even started and I already know I'm going to like it.

[brianbc]

Thank you for these projects. Greetings from Colombia. Te deseo un excelente día.

[lopoisaac]

Impressed by how much effort you put in your videos and how well you explain things, drawing with python seems fun!! thank you!!

[victorpinasarnault]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was completely lost on my computer graphics class.
Thank you again!

[axelcarvalho]

Thank you, that's great. I'm looking the automatic way for tedious schematic images of up to 10000 simple shapes, and I think I have found it!

[ImSaran]

Woww... Interesting Topic... " CV2 "

[monocilindro]

Thanks. I absolutely love your videos and your style. You are an awesome communicator

[itsmeintorrespain]

Brilliant lesson. Say na'more. Loved the graphical x1, y1, x2, y2 explanation. Made it easy to understand an otherwise quite complicated (for me) concept.

[VassilisAristotelous]

Beautiful training from a really beautiful person, thank you!

[tonym]

Hi madame, recently I follow your channel, love your videos and the way you express so lovely and humble. Congrat God bless you 🌻

[avert]

Very simple and useful tutorials for beginners. Thanks and good luck.

[CreativeSteve]

This is a great tutorial as usual. I had no idea I can draw pictures using nothing but code. This looks impressive will definitely try this out soon. :)

[SHONNER]

If I remember, I think I've used PyGame to do my drawings in, in the past. The x, y coords were always x, y and not y, x and back again while drawing shapes. But I will look into cv2. Maybe it is just the use of numpy that makes the reversing of the x, y notations.

[sidahmedsabeur]

Hi, thanks for your nice videos. What is also nice is the way you shake your hands while explaining python concepts. With very kind regards, Sid from Oran Algeria

[fuba]

I did find this very informative, looking forward to this series of videos.

[ChaosArtist]

Thanks very much for this tutorial. Very easy to follow and it was my first time using OpenCV.

[Poto]

Oh yes, drawing with code is addictive. My drug of choice in that regard is SVG - so much so that I chose that over Blender. Speaking of which - I might be confusing it with something else, but I recall Blender back in the 90s being code-only rather than with a visual GUI a la 3D Studio.