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AffinityJules

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  1. "Team" makes me wonder whether they're taking something apart or building something - lots of exposed wires. . .Zzzzzzap! All good. 😀
  2. Follow up to a recent composite (Outer Gimmicks). This again is a double composite; the main picture being that displayed on the tv.
  3. Make what you will of it, but somewhere in there a message waits to be acknowledged.
  4. My chosen colour of the month turned out to be green. . .with a dash of orange. So be it.
  5. I'm just a sucker for more information which I obviously don't know about. Those files, are they really big or really small? I know that vectors can be enlarged without loss, but what is a happy medium when it comes to a starting file size?
  6. Fill Hole? Sounds dangerous to me. I'm just glad you got my humour concerning it. 😄
  7. What!? Stuart made a mistake with the colouring in. . .no surely not? It might have been intentional - you don't know. Well tell him to check out the lefthand side blue cable spool - the top part is blank. Now you're just being a bit too picky! 🫣 Hehe...
  8. I don't know why but 'Story' gives me a Venus Flytrap vibe, and going by the look on the woman's face I think she gets it too. All good. 😀
  9. Could you tell me what is meant by 'zine' and 'MOR?' I'm lost in alien terminology!
  10. That's a crystal ball kinda thing. But if silence is golden, then Affinity is lead!
  11. Ah! So it's all in a state of development. I get it for the most part but there is some terminology I don't understand, but there again I'm not a Vector user or designer. Anyway, thanks for a very detailed and comprehensive reply.
  12. All good once again. I wonder when I look at all the comic book based pictures that you do whether or not you intend to create a full comic (word balloons too) with a story and recurring characters? Or is it your intention to create stand alone examples that are experimental based?
  13. I'm with you on this one. I wish I could tell you how to fix it after trying everything, but after a while it comes back and rears its ugly head again. It all started when those 2 new buttons appeared on the context tool bar. I would like an option where I can totally remove them and revert back to a time when the pen tool actually worked without hindrance.
  14. There may be other ways to do this other than the one I will describe here. It works for me. . . In this example I rasterised the text layers. 1. Create text 2. Duplicate text and flip it horizontally. (text will now be in reverse). 3 Select both text layers and turn off the reversed one ( so you can see what you're doing. 4. Warp text to how you want it etc. . . 5. Flip the reversed text layer. 6. You should now have two text layers with identical warp features.
  15. They're all good, as usual, but boat floats my boat! 😉
  16. Now that would BE something if the Inpainting tool could remove the van AND replace the entire background to boot. Something as good as that might help save Serif from its woes.
  17. There's nothing quite as satisfying when inspiration and discovery converge to create something special. Very nice effect.
  18. Yes, you got it. A play on a word/name of a popular book that found it's way to cinema and tv. Although nothing to do with the subject matter of the book, the inspiration did come from it.
  19. TV's with rabbit ears! The perfect thing to watch 50's sci-fi films on.
  20. Oh wow! Never heard of anything like that before, it must've looked horrendous. And it rather befits my title doesn't it? An external gimmick = Outer Gimmick.
  21. Nope. . .not really getting this at all. I'm at the point now when I revert back to simply rasterising the shape/selecting it/then removing the unwanted part. Update: double nope! Decided to revert to old methods which I know will work for me. I don't think I'll ever visit the geometry tab ever again. What a faff!
  22. As I'm sure it is for everyone. 😄 I toyed with the idea of a black & white image on the tv but it spoilt the whole aesthetic.
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