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4 hours ago, ColourWeaver said:

Hi Everyone, 

I am trying to skew an image, thus making it seem flatter by pulling the image out of shape, by an angle other than normal permitters, which is either is a straightforward making something bigger, or smaller.

Welcome to the Forums!  Is this what you mean?  If so, and if you are using Affinity Photo, you can use the Mesh Warp Tool.

 

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21 hours ago, firstdefence said:

Think I overdid the “skewing”.!!!  🤪


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50 minutes ago, jmwellborn said:

Think I overdid the “skewing”.!!!  🤪

lol ske'wing is an ancient martial art, the move you performed is a level 6 manoeuvre practiced by a black belt 2nd don. Other moves are underdone, ovadone and whattheheckhaveIdone. 

Consider yourself Black belt 2nd Don in Ske’wing 

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@firstdefence   I could definitely use that chap in my corner!!!  And maybe he could even get the server for the forums to include my emoji instead of a blank rectangle.  Or perhaps the server thinks I am a blank Black belt??  Anyway, he Made My Day (with apologies to Clint Eastwood).


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6 hours ago, firstdefence said:

lol ske'wing is an ancient martial art, the move you performed is a level 6 manoeuvre practiced by a black belt 2nd don. Other moves are underdone, ovadone and whattheheckhaveIdone. 

Shear nonsense! 😬

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