chrisb123

This solved my problem, thanks

In my original post. For example I'd like to select that curve in the middle and delete it

Then that didnt work, however I only did it once which broke some of it apart. Is there such a thing as invent the curves

Ok, is that different to pressing divide in the top right corner, as I tried that divide button

This attached file was created in Inkscape. How do I select individual curves and modify or delete them. I can only seem to select every curve and modify the nodes For example I cant seem to select just this curve? install muscles.svg

What is the plan for affinity?

10.02 EUR, that's 0.005 Eur too much

Thanks for the effort with the video, there are several things to try. For context the source images I have are "stylised drawings", they used one of those AI apps to alter photos, which is why the hair looks a bit odd, it wont do transparent background

Close but how would I do the same with transparency?

The problem I have is I get this shine through from the background on the thin hair parts. Masking it out removes the hair, client wants all the hair remaining, So the light areas dont look good and kinda glow on a dark background. Can I darken only the light parts?

The light colors from the background showing through the hair. Would like to make those parts more transparent so when a dark background is used the light parts do not show, but the dark hair still shows. Its just the edges I cant seem to get right, too much transparency and the hair some what disappears not enough and there is a light visible halo

A regular mask I guess. I refined the mask

Hi, I'm trying to add transparency to a portrait of a person with black hair. If I just add transparency with a mask it ends up lightening all the colors including the dark greys parts of the hair and makes the hair look thin. I want to only add transparency to the lighter parts of the hair so when I put the image over a dark background I dont get a halo effect but I keep the hair and dark grey parts

Cool thanks, That's how I fix it