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This is a raster brush test. The brush settings do not set the Spacing to less than 1%. But even so, it turns out an interesting result.













 

Star brushes with a glow effect. Vertical and horizontal brush movement, give a different effect. Vertical for star fields, horizontal for galaxies.
For a high-quality glow effect, use a 16-bit document. And it is better to use light colors than white.

The brush works correctly, only on a transparent layer. This is due to the Reflect blending mode, which is set by default, in the brush settings.

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This panorama is created using several Affinity Photo tools. 
Star Brushes, Pattern Layer, Equirectangular Projection.
Steps
1. Document with a 2:1 ratio
2. Pattern Layer
3. Seamless stars texture (two layers)
4. Equirectangular Projection
5. Replacing distorted parts (poles)
The original 4K texture was rescaled to 2K, using the "Nearest Neighbour" method.
To view the finished result in 3d space, see Blender file: Space_360.blend
This diagram explains the reason for the 2:1 aspect ratio:

 


 

Hey guys!
 
I really like Luke's recent work on gradients.io, so I created this AD palette based on his.
gradients.io - Luke Davies.zip

AD doesn't have the option to print the grid at present.
 
This feature has been requested before… https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/27927-print-grid/?hl=%2Bprint+%2Bgrid
 
I suggest you add your support for this idea --^
 
I the mean time, you could draw a grid of your own, using the power duplicate feature this should be fairly straight forward.
 
Or try something like this… https://www.printablepaper.net/category/isometric_graph

I got this pack excellent work Paolo.

I have original link from mail when affinity send link is here

When I started to work with the first beta versions of Affinity Photo, I knew my Photoshop days were over. I can't say enough good things about Affinity Photo even if not everything is perfect (yet). So, for 2017 I decided to start to do free tutorials about how I work with it, and how I face the challenges of creating work that in Photoshop you normally do in a different way.
 
This is my first tutorial and is about how you can create realistic snow with a custom brush made entirely in Affinity Photo. It works very well to create from snow storms to soft falling snow.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlxXqCCx9AM
 
You can also go to my blog and download the brush I created in the video and also another one for more light snow.
 
http://blog.pedrosoares.photo/branca-leve-e-fria/
 
The language in the video is portuguese (and in the blog) but I'll try to ad english subtitles if requested. Nevertheless it's very easy to follow all the steps I show.
 
Finally the idea is to do a tutorial more or less every week and I'll try to share it here with all the forum members. But if you want to be the first to know about upcoming tutorials, I invite you to subscribe my newsletter and youtube channel.
 
Hope you enjoy the video :)
Pedro