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  1. I will +1 the request for light mode on iPad apps for similar reasons (though not Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome).
  2. Same for me. macOS 10.15.7 (19H2) Mac mini (2018)
  3. I would def like to have a blob brush. For me, the use case for vector drawing apps is twofold: precision and scaleability. The pen tool (with bezier controls*) is essential for precision work. Affinity for me has this done very well; and I have no real asks for that use case. My second use case is to create graphics that will need to scale across uses (t-shirt, poster, web)--and much of this is illustration/free-hand work . For this a pencil tool is key. (and I really love AD's pencil tool with sculpt) But the pencil tool is good for simple strokes, with simple fills. I need the blob brush too for freehand fills - usually with a pattern fill of some sort) TL:DR pen tool: precision pencil tool: freehand strokes blob brush: freehand fills * vector nerd moment but i am fine with quadratic curve tools (like we use to don in truetype font design) instead of Bezier too
  4. Older thread but, still on my wishlist (though I know/suspect it is unlikely at this point). I will also add that Astute recently released a new plug-in "InkFlow" that looks rather handy for freehand illustrating with vectors. Affinity has much of this (especially iPad version of Designer), but this is nicely packaged. https://astutegraphics.com/learn/tutorial/getting-to-grips-with-inkflow-start-drawing-now Image from the Astute website.
  5. What makes you feel that defaulting to layered .tiffs is bad? I may be unusual admittedly but I rarely use flattened tiffs. The layers are what make tiffs useful to me. I’d like it being the default.
  6. Older thread but just adding that Astute Graphics' InkQuest and Phantasm plugins are about the only reason I ever need to open Illustrator anymore. The makes my (somewhat niche) screen printing needs immensely easier. Getting this kind of functionality to work with the Affinity Suite would be awesome.
  7. I know this is an older thread but I would absolutely +1 the pinch/fit request.
  8. When I was a Procreate user, I used this all the time. Would love to see this in Affinity iPad apps
  9. for me +1 on this. I don't need color UI icons, but better contrast with the icons is needed in dark mode for better recognition of elements. I switch between dark and light UI depending on the ambient light in my work environment and the contrast/color/saturation of the images I am working on. The light UI has good contrast for quick icon scanning; the dark not so much. (as an aside I still kinda recall the discussion about this when you launched v1.6 - https://www.designernews.co/stories/79399-is-a-light-or-dark-ui-better: it really seems to come down to preference and content)
  10. +1. Especially if you can support global and/or spot colors. (though just getting basic swatches is a strong need)
  11. def +1 on for undo/redo icons in the UI. I use a graphics tablet (Cintiq) so my hands are not always on the keyboard - having them int he toolbar keeps me sketching since my pen/stylus is already on the screen anyways.
  12. I use the blob brush all the time. It would be a welcome addition - especially if coupled with vector pattern fills.
  13. That "live contour" feature would be awesome, Hope is gets beyond the concept phase.
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