which is the correct one i can't decide.

"inspired by zeppelins"
"inspired from zeppelins"

i made a design and gotta add an explanation.i made it look like the form of a zeppelin so i want to add it.

Thanks for answers.
Urgent please.!!!!

My vote goes to "inspired by".

But English isn't my first language, and any grammatical rules of why it should or shouldn't be like that are completely beyond me.

thanks!

inspired by zeppelins definatly.

Just so you know there are two ways to describe the same thing here.

You can either say "inspired by zeppelins", as the guys have said, or you could say "I took my inspiration from zeppelins", which is exactly the same thing but with more words

Why not just say: "It looks a bit like a sausage" ?

Quote from Vendetta :

inspired by zeppelins definatly.

Says the man who fails to spell "definitely" correctly.

Getting swiftly back on topic, Hankstar is quite correct.