JonFiver
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Hi friends, My little sister lost a friend to cancer last year. He was 17 and an athlete up till diagnosis. Tough story. I've been tasked with designing a logo for a memorial golf tournament. I am having trouble identifying a Designer/Photo tutorial to achieve the look I am aiming for. I'd like to take his image and convert it simple illustration above text. Any assistance and/or direction to a tutorial would be very much appreciated. All the best, Jon See examples and provided photo attached.
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Brilliant! Thank you Affinity Experts. Tried all three suggestions and was able to execute desired function.
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Hey guys, I am trying to create a logo wherein the background of the logo contains a label shape that is made of two intertwined shapes. The solid shape is both in front of the outlined shape as well as behind it (see attached photos). Question: Is there an easy to create this look using just two shapes or will I have two use a line to complete appearance of intertwined shapes? Thanks!
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Logo Masking to Image Below
JonFiver replied to JonFiver's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows)
You, sir, are brilliant. Thank you! -
Logo Masking to Image Below
JonFiver replied to JonFiver's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows)
Thanks for suggestion! I rasterized the 'Precision white mark,' converting it to Pixel layer but the Geometry options are then made unavailable to execute action. Hopefully that makes sense. -
Hi Affinity Experts, I have client that would like the logo on his business card to be cut out of an image. I created the logo in Affinity Designer and have the image, but when executing Geometry functions, the result is a block cutout of image below and not the specific shape of the logo. See attached. Thanks for any assists! Best, Jon
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Hey Affinity Experts, I have been trying to erase a top border on two combined custom shapes. One shape is dark suit jacket while the other shape is a white shirt shape on top of black suit jacket shape. My problem is that when I layer the shapes a very thin black outline remains from black shape. See example. How can I remove this black top outline? Do I have to erase it or is there a way to layer the shapes that causes the black border line to disappear at overlap. Thanks!
