dutchshader

Try, layer>fillmode>alternate

Понравился рисунок Тео Мерсье. Результат его перерисовки в AD

maybe something like this would do

20190314_144852.mp4

Hmm, must learn to read 

or use the corner tool

file>new from clipboard 

Looks like a active pixel selection, press ctrl D to deselect

Try, layer>fillmode>alternate 

Found another way to make Christmas stars, well sort of, the truth is actually I wanted to try out AD isometric drawing stuff, but then discovered ... 


 

Yes i know, after the coffee going to visit specsavers

... suffering from insufficient coffee intake & possibly overdue for a visit to Specsavers. 

Yes i know, after the coffee going to visit specsavers

Yes i know, after the coffee going to visit specsavers

@Murfee the op is using photo, and afaik you can only create vector brushes in designer.

Thank u guys... should rename the thread to - proved me wrong... useful!
your tips saved my weekend

das Photographerbook Datenblatt Hardcover (verschoben).pdf ist 0kb 

Yes for the 1.x versions, 2.0 would be paid

don't know why, but this allways seem to work:

Placing 1 extra node behind the node you move works the same, it's better than the deformation you would otherwise get.

Welcome to the forums.
In this particular case you can do this quite quickly using a Black & White Adjustment and a Recolour Adjustment.
I’ve attached images of the result and settings. Some tweaking will probably be needed for a more faithful result but it’s a simple fix in this circumstance.
Someone else will probably have a better – maybe more generalised – technique.

you can use the ellipse shape for this,
place the on your image and move in position, select>selection from layer and delete, copy this and file new from clipboard
or invert the selection ctrl shift i and delete the selected area.

Bob, 
Affinity is working very similarly to other applications (eg Word).   If you go to File - Open, it will bring up a Windows box for you to find the relevant document - in this you would navigate to the folder where the document is and then click on the document to open it.
I'm not aware that the files used in the instruction videos are available for general use, so you probably won't see that particular file - however there are some sample files you can download from the Welcome screen (go to Help - Welcome if it doesn't show automatically on start up) - these would open into Designer, you can then Save them to a folder on your PC and then open them later (using File - Open).
Other ways to get files would be to create them yourself (start with File - New) or download files that others have created from the internet (some can be found on these Forums in the Resources section). 
Finally, if you want to follow instructions to make changes on a demonstration file then perhaps getting the Designer Workbook would be a good idea?  This gives you a number of projects to work through, and has links at the start of each section to download the files used.  You can then work through the instructions on the same file. 

Hi MEB sorry to here you have not been well and sorry for sounding so blunt.
I have sent file hope i have done it right.
Thanks