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  1.    R C-R reacted to a post in a topic: Map making style
  2. BlueLiner started following Do colour filters exist like on photoshop? , Map making style , How to thin a curve? and 5 others
  3. BlueLiner
    Not quite what you are looking for, but an approach I quite like:
  4. BlueLiner
    Click on the stroke to select it. Select the node tool Click on simplify
  5.    Ditto Bird reacted to a post in a topic: Affinity 2 is not showing layers panel. Need help please.
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  9. BlueLiner
    ...and if the pixel object is not grey, try an HSL adjustment
  10. BlueLiner
    Like others have said, likely not a vector but a pixel layer. if it says "Curves" then a vector: If pixel then: I like clipping approach above. Another quick way is a Recolor adjustment:
  11.    DelN reacted to a post in a topic: Paint on a Path in Affinity Photo v2.5+
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  15. BlueLiner
    Agreed. I often find myself switching between apps, or using Studiolink, and perhaps they will find this workflow acceptable.
  16. BlueLiner
    They did mention and show they use designer as well.
  17. BlueLiner
    Also this one on how he creates the brush itself:
  18. BlueLiner
    Try watching this video, it may help. If you look at his brushes, a free download, it may give you a better idea.
  19. BlueLiner
    60" x 80" and the final print is a blanket? Here's one sites recommendation for digitally printed blankets: Blankets will need to have a minimum DPI of 72, with a desired DPI of 100 and a recommended DPI of 300. Unlike most print products, the size and texture of blankets allow for the images to be below our typical DPI standard (300 dpi with a minimum of 150 dpi). You likely do not need more than 150dpi for that sort of work. so 9,000 x 12,000 at 150 dpi.
  20. BlueLiner
    24,000 x 24,000 at 1500 dpi? Why so big and high a dpi? Even an A3 size paper is about 4960 x 3508 at 300dpi (11.7 in x 16.5 print size) . Since you are working in pixels, i assume this is for screen output. Try something more standard like a 1080p screen size or say 4k (3840 px x 2160px at 72dpi).
  21. BlueLiner
    For an icon I would export document with the pixel or two of white framing the blue. That's why my AD file I supplied was exported 48x48. Also, it is an icon so if it looks good at 100%, it is good no need to pixel peep in IMHO.
  22. BlueLiner
    Not sure this matters, but when I redrew your artwork in AD, I expanded the stroke to a curve before exporting to PNG. When I exported, I selected whole document set to 48 x 48 pixels. I am using AD 2.5.2 and my inkscape export was done using Inkscape v1.3.2. I have attached the SVG as well from Inkscape. PngTestd.svg
  23.    EngraverHand reacted to a post in a topic: Repeating pattern and shape builder. (stops repeating AD)
  24. BlueLiner
    Do it outside the symbol, and then drag it in. I make a rectangle with no fill or outline as my symbol. I then draw my pattern element in the rectangle or drag in to it. 2024-06-11_16-56-26.mp4 I like compounds for for something simple like this. Think of then as non destructive booleans. Unfortunately they behave oddly if created in the symbol and you would have to do them outside the symbol and drag in as I have above.
  25. BlueLiner
    Another method you might want to try is to add a black & white adjustment and gradient map adjustment. It gives a good deal of control by simply changing the black and white filter settings. Play around with the B&W adjustment tweaking CYAN, RED, and YELLOW in particular. You can really bring out the texture of the sand or sky.
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