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    This needs to be in the first APh manual.
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    And to think this was cutting edge once. Where have all those years gone?
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    Hi Mvdarbs, welcome to the forums, your first step should be this: which pattern do you want to use? This is your starting point. Secondly, you need to decide how far apart the sections are. Then...you can do this. Use this as a template; tip, push the squares together so there are no gaps. HTH peter
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    Affinity Video

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    This is a bit early; so come back in 2018...When Affinity Video aka AV is out. Until then enjoy the inspiration. The link below, is for Thinkbox TV; who have created some of the best British TV ads lately. They have also provided a gallery or two of some great classics....An absolute goldmine for inspiration...sheer bliss for me. http://www.thinkbox.tv Peter, your chosen subject is: TV adverts 1960, to the present day. Enjoy peter Ps...as if the devs haven't got enough to do!
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    And me...
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    GERONIMO!!! B)
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    Wow!
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    We want written books on AD and APh now!
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    One small critique, there is no shading on the cowling.
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    Hahahah! Did you find Stig? I did. B)
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    Nice! All you ned to do now is add a hundred or so extras...and you too, can have your very own Where's Stig Paul? puzzle.
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    Is this what you had in mind?
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    This one...Joke! :P It was a subliminal compliment. This is a great example of what can be achieved - and Publisher isn't even available yet! Sound familiar? (Clue: Flyer) It was my way of saying: no prizes for guessing who else is going to enjoy APu later on. Have a look at Allan's post Menu Design...couple of fake screenshots/news bulletins halfway down, but excellent work at the top of the page. https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/10056-menu-design/?hl=leatherman&p=43350
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    Have you PM'ed any of the staff? They may have missed this post.
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    +1 for the measuring tool. As for the article as a whole; being mentioned at all is a testament to those fevered brows in Nottingham! Not bad for an app that's not been upgraded to V 2.0 yet. The review seemed pretty balanced to me.
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    You have put the orange circle over Essex, a TOWIE reference perhaps? Can you put the sharks up North, preferably the in the River Tyne? Ant and Dec a shark's Saturday night takeaway. LOL Meanwhile somewhere in Calais; specifically the canteens of the Police Municipal/National, the CRS and Gendarmes. "Luc, allez regardez a cette poste, a Facebook...Espace sur la coste de Sud Angleterre!" "Bon!; then they carried on dipping their buttered baguette slices into their bowls of hot chocolate.
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    Here's your starter for ten... https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/11833-can-you-color-correct-this-photo/
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    Is this the same Kraken...? https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/1847-kraken-the-oh-so-fluorescent-one/
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    Thanks for checking That out. It's took a lot out of me, that was the most pen work, that I've ever done. One idea that springs to mind is this...draw a pencil line around your hand. Now digitze it. Then do this. 1 Draw a straight line (where you watch would go) from the left side of your wrist to the right. Then draw a loop (like a mitten outline) that goes around your hand. Add and adjust nodes to follow the finger and thumb oulines. 2 Draw a straight line (where you watch would go) from the left side of your wrist to the right. Then using a combination of straight lines and many, many curves. Create the outline that follows the hand's shape. Then select those nodes and join them together. 3 Or just download the pumpkin tutorial! This can be done with a mouse...Phew!
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    Trace an image with pencil and tracing paper. Scan or photo it. Open up AD, then get out your pen tool and using the pen and ink method, go over the pencil lines with the bezier curves. This is my weapon of choice! :ph34r: And this was the theatre of war, where it took place. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/498703358711615714/ https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/2170-wip-family-guyairwolf-aka-shes-a-lady/
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    Hi LilleG, have you tried this? It's a devilishly simple tutorial...this is were my Eggies, were cast in those satanic mills known as AD. https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/5519-how-to-make-egg-shapes/?hl=egg Bezier curves: think of them in two ways: 1 A rigid plastic stencil, with numerous curves, that you draw around. 2 A flexible square tube, that you bend to shape, then pin to the drawing board with small pins, then you draw around. Or failing that, 3 Look at these three chains. The anchor points (slits) are level and are the same distance apart. The chain length is shorter in the top one and longer at the lowest. The chain or curve's length is adjusted by pulling in or out extra links through the slit. If you want to make the chains lean to the left, then you would simply twist the card's bottom to the right. On screen you would simply teak the curve's grab handle and push/pull to the left or right, to get your desired effect. HTH peter
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    Fingers crossed for him!
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    I'd tell you but...Nobody knows!!! Actually; it's more like Bing images, Youtube, Pinterest and that dark recess called my imagination. I wanna be a QI Elf (researcher)... http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01548/p_qi-quiz_1548996c.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc3ykRyWXuM
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    Kraken piece there Mike! Think that deserves a drink or two. :lol:
  25. peter
    Nice, just like that pose from (the original) Karate kid! Tips: hmmm, Bing images and Pinterest are my go to sites every time. My posts are littered with images from those sites.
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