Hilltop
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That's a nifty asset you developed. Thank you for sharing!
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40 minutes ago, StuartRc said:
Boy, you make beautiful art!
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6 minutes ago, StuartRc said:
I have been using these type of brushes a lot recently...(paint then render to raster ..repeat!)
But then you cannot edit the strokes anymore, right?
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1 hour ago, Thermodyn said:
Yesterday a friend of mine just pressed some buttons, when affinity was open, now i dont have a Studio panel.
Can you tell me how to activate that
Go to View/Studio/Reset Studio.
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On 10/10/2019 at 4:33 PM, Gunny said:
And this is my basic layout:
The basics are obvious: I put the grayscale image on top and set it to Luminosity. Then I create (below it) separate layers for each object and paint them with flat and rather vibrant colours.
The main trick is the "gray" layer that should tone down the saturation of dark shades. The solid gray is masked with a negative copy of the original grayscale image. I usually change the mask's levels (alpha) by moving 0 to 50 % too.
Then I tweak hue and saturation of objects that does not feel quite right yet and add some colour (well, mostly red) touches to faces and hands. Repeat the last step until you are satisfied or you got tired of it.

It's a good idea to add some light colour reflection on neighbouring objects (the colour of the dress is usually slightly reflected on the neck and chin etc.) but I did not get to it on this picture.
Here's the full file with layers. Someone could remix it too.

Thanks for that, Gunny, learned something new again!
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16 hours ago, AnnieW said:
With the work arounds in mind I’ve created a set of brushes with repeating patterns that hardly show any deformation*. I was on a roll, so I created 114 in 9 families. I won’t use all, so feel free to use them. They're nice for stamps and borders and such. Enjoy!
*) When using these brushes on a tightly curving curve or a sharp corner they of course do deform. Experiment with the brush setting for Corners to find the best solution for your project.
Wow, that's a very impressive and useful collection. Thank you for generously sharing these!
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@Mensch MeschThank you for your well-designed templates.as it's easy to customize them!
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@Multi4G Thanks for the video tut, Olivio. Very useful.
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On 10/22/2018 at 10:46 PM, Mensch Mesch said:
With my free SVG Calendar Tool (https://svg-tools.mensch-mesch.com/calendar/) you can create different types of SVG Calendar Templates (Scalable Vector Graphic) for all Affinity products.
Wow, this is a great resource! This is tool is not only interesting for design purposes but also for genealogists and others who need to travel through time.Thank you Norbert!
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14 hours ago, smadell said:
I made 2 little videos, one for Creating a New Mask and the second for Editing an Existing Mask. Sometimes watching the process helps it make more sense.
@smadell That made it clear. Thank you for the video tut!
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Thanks for the explanations, smadell, and for the suggestion to just use the micros....

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On 10/9/2019 at 5:20 PM, summersara said:
I've created some Neon sign styles in an Outline and Solid effect, hope you like and make good use: Neon Style set.afstyles
Looking great, summersara, thank you!


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Anand, I really like how you present your creations!