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I know I can put a gradient on a stroke that follows the stroke. Is there a way to have the gradient flow from the bottom to the top as it follows the stroke? l attached an image hopefully it helps illustrate what I mean.

I scanned in this image and get this type of image noise. Just curious what is the best way to remove this. FFT denoise worked ok. Dust and Scratches did a better job but I was wondering if there was a better way to clean this up.

Well... I opened the the file again and tested it and it is working as you would expect. Thanks for offering to help.

I created and empty document in Designer. Then I created a layer and created several different colored circles. I created another layer and created several different color circles on it. When I selected a blue circle and went to select same fill color only the blue circles on that layer where selected but the blue circles on the other layer were not selected. Is this a bug or is it working as intended for now.

Thanks everyone. Topaz looks cool might have to check it out. h_d I did something similar but it wrecks the yellow type so I just masked it and copied it and then put the type down after the denoise. When I started in college we had Photoshop 4 and if I remember correctly that was the last version that did not to have an undo history I think ctr-z was all you had.

Here is the affinity file. Futurhythms.afphoto

I'm having trouble removing the moire pattern from this scanned image. I watched this tutorial on the FTT Denoise filter but as you can see from my attached screen shot the moire pattern in my image doesn't really match those of the two examples shown in the video and no matter what I try I'm getting less than satisfactory results.

Has this changed in 2021?

I've got it working now thanks for your help Callum.

I'm new to Designer and I'm following this tutorial on how to design an icon. However, I'm struggling with step 19. I know how to clip a photo into an object, but I'm not understanding how they are doing the clip mask here. Any help would be aprreciated thanks.