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  1. There is also a difference in the size of Princess Charlotte's left and right hand. It looks to me as though her entire left arm and hand came from another image. Notice the colour of the two sleeves. But good for them, all the same! It is a loving and gentle picture in a presently-dreadfully unloving world! I am so happy to have seen it here in the USA before it was so sadly removed.
  2. @smadell Ah ha! I have been rooting through Typeface, and was pretty sure it was Goudy Old Style. The tail on the '"y" is the giveaway. Thank you so much!!
  3. And time to bump this up again! This is a keeper!!
  4. @smadell I just looked at my download of "Ten Thousand Feet" and I don't think the font is the same. I was referring to your PDF regarding the Reticulated Gradient Maps. By the way, I think "Ten Thousand Feet" should be bumped again!! Can't find it!
  5. @smadell I have just tried your macro for the first time. What fun! Here is a first stab. No self-respecting owl would ever claim this relative! (Or the one in the old print from the British Library — on the left — for that matter.) On another subject entirely, would you be willing to share the name of the font you used for your PDF? I am translating a very long book into English and have been considering Adobe Garamond Pro, but I like yours so much better — it has a cleaner look!
  6. @Alfred Huge job! Elegant result. Lovely colors. Thank you so much, Alfred, for your patience and stick-to-it-iveness. This is a Keeper!!
  7. @TrentL Your videos are wonderfully clear and really helpful! There is just one thing in this one that you might not have found. At least on MAC it is possible to Insert filler text and edit it if you go to Settings>Text and check Insert filler text as text. The default is unchecked. This option is available in Publisher, Designer, and Photo. When this is checked, one can change fonts from word to word, split the filler text into paragraphs, experiment with tab settings, etc. Very handy and not immediately discoverable☺️!
  8. Borrowed from days of yore: "Roses are red, Violets are blue . . ." and now with days of more: Gradients are handy And Merging is too!
  9. @v_kyr Pretty obvious, maybe, but not for me. Here is a rough stab. Undoubtedly wildly wrong! It was fun, anyway, for a cold, wintry day here in the "Sunny South."
  10. Good morning, Troops! As small children, when my siblings and I would say “I thought,” or “I am thinking” after some foolish or downright silly remark, our father used to ask, “Are you sure you were thinking?” If we just leave this topic now to the originator to “think” in at his leisure, and not rise to the bait by commenting in any of his further multiple attempts to keep it going, here or in a new post, he can be quite happy by counting his own posts. That would appear to be his goal. After all, “you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.” Or think?
  11. I struggled and struggled because the plugin kept trying to use Photo V1 and even then it said "file type not supported." But I did open the app as a standalone, and fiddled around with it a bit. As far as I am concerned, Affinity Photo is hands down far, far nicer to use, has so many more possibilities, and allows one to be infinitely more creative. We just have to discover and learn all its possibilities. After a few minutes, I used the handy uninstall folder that ON1 provides, and confined the whole thing to the trash. Just me.
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