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My wife is a RABBIT FANATIC. She even calls herself "RabbitMom". Over the years, she's begun to take on some of the attributes of her pets. Here's the proof!! 🤪

This, by rights, should've been picture 4 in the series, but due to a major computer malfunction I lost the version (3) I was working on.
Hey-ho.
# I don't trust technology.

For this picture I had to completely replace the sky, which at first seemed unfeasible. Then I remembered a channel selection in this context. So I selected the blue channel (the main colour of the overcast sky), inverted it and cropped it with a mask. Selected a new sky and inserted it under the leaves layer. The rest was then just a matter of adjusting the tonality and colour.
 

For this picture I had to completely replace the sky, which at first seemed unfeasible. Then I remembered a channel selection in this context. So I selected the blue channel (the main colour of the overcast sky), inverted it and cropped it with a mask. Selected a new sky and inserted it under the leaves layer. The rest was then just a matter of adjusting the tonality and colour.
 

For this picture I had to completely replace the sky, which at first seemed unfeasible. Then I remembered a channel selection in this context. So I selected the blue channel (the main colour of the overcast sky), inverted it and cropped it with a mask. Selected a new sky and inserted it under the leaves layer. The rest was then just a matter of adjusting the tonality and colour.
 

For this picture I had to completely replace the sky, which at first seemed unfeasible. Then I remembered a channel selection in this context. So I selected the blue channel (the main colour of the overcast sky), inverted it and cropped it with a mask. Selected a new sky and inserted it under the leaves layer. The rest was then just a matter of adjusting the tonality and colour.
 

For this picture I had to completely replace the sky, which at first seemed unfeasible. Then I remembered a channel selection in this context. So I selected the blue channel (the main colour of the overcast sky), inverted it and cropped it with a mask. Selected a new sky and inserted it under the leaves layer. The rest was then just a matter of adjusting the tonality and colour.
 

As far as I know, it's how Adjustments have always worked in V2 on the iPad. 
Even V1 works that way.

Your screenshot shows that you are trying to look at Curves Adjustment Presets and you don't have any saved.
If you want to add a Curves Adjustment, leave the panel set to Adjustments, and click on Curves in the list:
 
 

Developed in DxO PL7 and finish with Affinity Photo 2.2.1

Masking a critical technique for non-destructive editing. In this video we’ll explore Vector Masks and Pixel Masks in Affinity Designer. 
 
 

Looks very fine and old.
 

My own photo of Bran Castle, the alleged residence of Count Dracula, in Transylvania, taken in 2016, formed the basis for this image. It was covered with the texture dragonshield by D.Wuestenhagen (included in Affinity Photo 1) and the decoration was done with the great Halloween assets by user @v_kyr . The font is a free TrueType font called Ghastly Panic Font by Chad Savage http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
All edited in Affinity Photo 2.2.1.
 
German Text:
Mein eigenes Foto der Burg Bran, der angebliche Wohnsitz von Graf Dracula, in Transsylvanien, aufgenommen 2016, bildete die Grundlage für dieses Bild. Es wurde mit der Texture dragonshield von D.Wuestenhagen (Beigabe von Affinity Photo 1) überzogen und die Ausschmückung erfolgte mit den tollen Halloween Assets vom User @v_kyr. Der Font ist ein freier TrueType Font namens Ghastly Panic Font von Chad Savage  http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
Alles in Affinity Photo 2.2.1 bearbeitet.

I made a picture of an old-fashioned barometer because . . . well, because I can! Who needs an excuse? I discovered quite a while ago that I enjoy making things with scales and pointers, for some reason; and the Version 2 Duplicate dialogue makes it so much easier to make circular scales. The woodwork is created from a stock photo of a piece of wood, which I sawed into quarters and turned a profile edge (digitally, that is ). All the rest is made from vectors, using three photos for reference and picking out the best features. (There were some curlicues on the thermometer scales, but I forgot to do them! ) The red letters are from a freebie font called Great Victorian, which has plain and swashed cap forms.

Thank you for sharing your work.
 

As its Halloween😀
A free set of Zombies to play around with
The zip file is an AD 2.2 file with 7 pages of vector assets (Some of the artworks are heavy on the nodes so did not add to assets panel!)
All Vector created from ink drawings
Samples as below
AD file in .zip

Bodies 01

Bodies 02

Bodies 03

Bodies and Heads 01

Bodies and Heads 02
Bodies and Heads 03
Extras 01

Zombie Toolkit.zip

Base Vectors

Zombie Toolkit Vector Base Blocks.zip

Palettes
Added 2 Zombie Palettes


Zombies 01.zip Zombies 02.zip

Brush set
Added a Simple Zombie 12 Brush set for colouring backgrounds
Manipulated Dynamics +Distance to get the brush to 'grow' with use a number of the brushes:
a. increase in size as you paint
b. Change shape with direction
c. Simple Blocky Nozzles

Samples as Below

Zombie Brushes.zip

"From goulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties
And things that go bump in the night
Good Lord, deliver us!"

My own photo of Bran Castle, the alleged residence of Count Dracula, in Transylvania, taken in 2016, formed the basis for this image. It was covered with the texture dragonshield by D.Wuestenhagen (included in Affinity Photo 1) and the decoration was done with the great Halloween assets by user @v_kyr . The font is a free TrueType font called Ghastly Panic Font by Chad Savage http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
All edited in Affinity Photo 2.2.1.
 
German Text:
Mein eigenes Foto der Burg Bran, der angebliche Wohnsitz von Graf Dracula, in Transsylvanien, aufgenommen 2016, bildete die Grundlage für dieses Bild. Es wurde mit der Texture dragonshield von D.Wuestenhagen (Beigabe von Affinity Photo 1) überzogen und die Ausschmückung erfolgte mit den tollen Halloween Assets vom User @v_kyr. Der Font ist ein freier TrueType Font namens Ghastly Panic Font von Chad Savage  http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
Alles in Affinity Photo 2.2.1 bearbeitet.

My own photo of Bran Castle, the alleged residence of Count Dracula, in Transylvania, taken in 2016, formed the basis for this image. It was covered with the texture dragonshield by D.Wuestenhagen (included in Affinity Photo 1) and the decoration was done with the great Halloween assets by user @v_kyr . The font is a free TrueType font called Ghastly Panic Font by Chad Savage http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
All edited in Affinity Photo 2.2.1.
 
German Text:
Mein eigenes Foto der Burg Bran, der angebliche Wohnsitz von Graf Dracula, in Transsylvanien, aufgenommen 2016, bildete die Grundlage für dieses Bild. Es wurde mit der Texture dragonshield von D.Wuestenhagen (Beigabe von Affinity Photo 1) überzogen und die Ausschmückung erfolgte mit den tollen Halloween Assets vom User @v_kyr. Der Font ist ein freier TrueType Font namens Ghastly Panic Font von Chad Savage  http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
Alles in Affinity Photo 2.2.1 bearbeitet.

My own photo of Bran Castle, the alleged residence of Count Dracula, in Transylvania, taken in 2016, formed the basis for this image. It was covered with the texture dragonshield by D.Wuestenhagen (included in Affinity Photo 1) and the decoration was done with the great Halloween assets by user @v_kyr . The font is a free TrueType font called Ghastly Panic Font by Chad Savage http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
All edited in Affinity Photo 2.2.1.
 
German Text:
Mein eigenes Foto der Burg Bran, der angebliche Wohnsitz von Graf Dracula, in Transsylvanien, aufgenommen 2016, bildete die Grundlage für dieses Bild. Es wurde mit der Texture dragonshield von D.Wuestenhagen (Beigabe von Affinity Photo 1) überzogen und die Ausschmückung erfolgte mit den tollen Halloween Assets vom User @v_kyr. Der Font ist ein freier TrueType Font namens Ghastly Panic Font von Chad Savage  http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
Alles in Affinity Photo 2.2.1 bearbeitet.

A zombie head for Halloween!
Added a sets of vector assets
Zombie Vector Toolkit 
Haunted Forest Tree Toolkit
into Resources which also includes includes the vector assets for this image

My own photo of Bran Castle, the alleged residence of Count Dracula, in Transylvania, taken in 2016, formed the basis for this image. It was covered with the texture dragonshield by D.Wuestenhagen (included in Affinity Photo 1) and the decoration was done with the great Halloween assets by user @v_kyr . The font is a free TrueType font called Ghastly Panic Font by Chad Savage http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
All edited in Affinity Photo 2.2.1.
 
German Text:
Mein eigenes Foto der Burg Bran, der angebliche Wohnsitz von Graf Dracula, in Transsylvanien, aufgenommen 2016, bildete die Grundlage für dieses Bild. Es wurde mit der Texture dragonshield von D.Wuestenhagen (Beigabe von Affinity Photo 1) überzogen und die Ausschmückung erfolgte mit den tollen Halloween Assets vom User @v_kyr. Der Font ist ein freier TrueType Font namens Ghastly Panic Font von Chad Savage  http://www.sinisterfonts.com
 
Alles in Affinity Photo 2.2.1 bearbeitet.