joaoamaral

Wow! Thank you so much for the help! I've learned a lot! And looking at your posts still a lot I have to learn! Thank you for your posts, time and tries! This place is awesome and so are you. I haven't finished but I attach my progress as well. I don't like when you combine simple curves and then you get so many vector points sometimes (what I call artifacts) but I think in time it will be improved. I still have to practice a lot with the colors and the gradients but the geometry is there, thanks to you guys!

@firstdefence @dutchshader You guys are amazing! Thank you so much! You guys don't have artifacts at all? What am I doing wrong? You took a different approach from what I was thinking. I thought had all shapes divided and then gradient fill them separately. I want to replicate what you did. Its spot on. Looks amazing! Thanks again!

@dutchshader thank you so much for replying. It is getting closer. Thank you. You didn’t got any artifacts? I converted donut to curves but when I divide I still got them. My final goal is something like this (in attachment) but what looks kind of trivial with Adobe Illustrator (with shape builder and global swatches) becomes horribly complex. do you have any suggestions to do the image in attachment? Thank you again.

Hi I'm doing a swirly logo. So I started with one donut (1000x1000 the size of artboard) and then I added 4 circles 3/4 the size of the donut. I've put each circle in four cardinal points. I believe everything is perfectly aligned. I used outline mode to check. Then I use Divide tool and instead of only getting the shapes I get a lot of line artifacts. You can check on the attached file, just click the combine button. Also +1 on that shape builder tool Keep up the good work, love what Affinity is doing. SwirlGeometry.afdesign

Thanks Matt :D

Hi! How do I create a path with different cap ends? Is this possible? How? If not possible, can it be a future feature? Thank you! Here (attachment) I had to create two paths to achive the same effect (it's dirty this way though...)