Sybille Sterk

Ah. Thanks. That will make my life so much better! You made my day.

I am sorry if this has been asked before, but I wondered if I can create a new brush category and then import brushes from other brush categories. I have lots of brushes but only a few I use all the time, instead of going from brush set to brush set I'd like to have them all in a new brush category so I can more easily select them. Is there a way to do this?

I agree. It is one of the reasons why I am still a slave to the Adobe masters. I'd also like more support for Photoshop actions. I have a ton of them and use them all the time. Is there any way to easily convert them to Affinity? Sorry if this is the wrong thread. However I just had a thought on making the edges rougher. Has anyone tried using a stippling brush or shader brush (vector based) for the line? That might give you a little of what we're all after. Going to try that right now. It works. It softens the edge and if you find just the right brush (maybe a lino cut type brush might work too?) it should look less clean and more hand drawn,

Ah. I see where I went wrong. Thanks, that is very helpful. Now I just need a tool for that instead of having to select that from a menu. LOL Oh and a blend/shape blending tool. It's almost there and so much faster than any of the Adobe products and it doesn't crash! So far my Affinity journey has been fairly smooth.

I find opacity more of a problem. I really need a select same colour by opacity! I use that in Illustrator all the time. That and blending shapes are esential for me making the jump completely.