peter
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HI Matt, Just downloaded it today. Text on curve: Yes! As for renaming Bake corners, here are my suggestions: Bend corners Shave corners Shape corners Adjust corners Crimp corners Or simply Corner tool. peter -
Hi tvalleau, welcome to the forums I've just seen some of your photos at your site, the one called Flowerbox is really impressive http://www.valleau.gallery/page32/museums.php# There should be plenty of inspiration here, as there are a some great photographers on board. Don't forget to visit the road map to see what's coming next. https://affinity.ser...opic/1689-faqs/ As for the various tutorials, MEB has kindly posted these links here http://www.miguelboto.com/affinity/ Enjoy peter
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The only way is up! This is so pure and natural.
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affinity designer Some mess with chalks/inks and watercolours...
peter replied to paolo.limoncelli's topic in Share your work
This belongs on an CD/album cover, now! That's one hell of a photo! Pinned it. -
HI Dohbiwan, have you experimented with the blending options on the lettering?
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Pie Charts
peter replied to Titus Tears's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Hi Nigel, welcome to the forums. There is no pie chart support at the moment: this is likely to be an APu feature. However, there is a workaround, which is a bit long winded, as it involves stacking multiple pie charts, with one slice each on top of each other: make sure that you are in draw persona. go to the quickshapes, in the left hand side tool bar. move your cursor to the box with the triangle, there you will see a tiny grey triangle. click on that tiny grey triangle. slide down the pop up menu, until you get to the pie shape. select it. place the pie chart on your page press command + j, for power duplicate (copy and paste in one go) once for every extra slice. use the red dots on the pie to adjust the vector size/position and rotation. now colour each piece with your chosen colours. Use the top tool bar to monitor and readajust your slices. Have fun! Hope that helps peter PS This subject has been talked about here... https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/1540-pie-chart-support/ test pie chart.afdesign
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Thanks. You're not doing too badly either. ;)
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This looks familiar...ever had fashion design training/ambitions?
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Nice neon lights. Always a welcome sight for a band.
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Now remind me what OSX 10.10.2 is also known as... I am the eggman They are the eggmen I am the walrus Goo goo g' joob Read more: Beatles - I Am The Walrus Lyrics | MetroLyrics
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Hi David, Why not ask ronniemcbride? https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/3121-what-tablet-do-i-use/&p=24220 This post is where you should be at this moment in time. HTH peter
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Hi guys, I'm tempted to get the 610 as well, it's £45 for the 610 with accessories and a little bit dearer for the PRO model £10 extra say. The PRO edition looks identical, but lacks the glove and bag. Do I go for built in battery, or not? Which one should I choose? Any ideas? How was it for you guys? peter
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Hahahaha,
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Duck! I see the sharing theme is taking hold; as is the croc's jaws! There's crocs on the telly now (Quest), must be something in the water!
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Affinity's answer to MoviePlus; this I would definitely want to see. :)
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Why so expensive?
peter replied to mr_bee's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Deeds, A few questions have yet remained unanswered this are: Have you used AD or APh to create anything? What is your artistic level? Mine is only tracing and pen tool. Photography and copy writing/wordplay is my preferred area (Self taught hobbyist and proud of it) Are you willing to showcase your art? We WOULD judge it fairly and still be NICE about it! Did you enjoy creating it? Was it better or worse than creating it/them using rival software? What is your favourite app of all time; paid for/free/shareware? Whose product launch, was perfect in YOUR eyes? Can you explain, when and where this happened? Could respond to these questions in a civil, polite and level headed way? Without the swearing. By the way I do read VIZ, so I'm not offended by the words themselves (although others here maybe), just the direction and character assassination of of the people who do not deserve these comments! Hope you can accept this olive branch and give us something nice to look forward to. peter Free speech is both a right and a responsibility. It's one thing, to have a sharp tongue: it's another to have a sharp mind. -
Thanks everyone.
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Hi Thinksamuel, I've just found this Via Bing, it's a bit rough and ready with some really poor video quality. But, if you concentrate on the audio and write down the verbal instructions, maybe you will achieve the desired effect in APh. Hope that helps. peter PS if it doesn't work, then ask again: there's always help here.
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Thanks Hilary, do I get a BP badge too?
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and this...mutlistrand Sometimes pinching ideas, from random places is a brilliant idea. This is called lateral thinking. Ever since the year dot, inventors have looked at Mother Nature for inspiration, shortcuts and answers to questions that weren't relevant. This is how so many questions got answered. retrograde: award one gold star :)
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Great work retrograde (as usual). You've got this down to a fine art. In fact the make up industry uses the same technique...
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It was nice to show them off. All great pieces deserve to be in a gallery The Gallery. This one springs to mind... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dP1V_acXqY#t=15
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The faces look as if they're hand painted on to the flowers. Well done Sunset.
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Congratulations goes to Hilary, from our over 12s group. Who was the winner of our photographic equipment competition. With her cardboard telephoto lens. Our judges had a hard time deciding, whose was the best. First prize is a Blue Peter Badge, a SAVEAWAY and a big box of sticky back plastic.
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30 miles away? That's one helluva lens ;) Nice concept, share the sea. What about expanding on it? I've got a couple of pictures of a light boat, moored up near Colchester, if you're interested.
