A children dream

[artwithhope.vicky]

I am talking about a story that is about a world of a little girl, who wonders in her own life with her little firendly animals and the world she sees, more of decribing about little girls heart and their imaginary world, what they see  what they think and how they react to the world.Its tells more about the things out of reality but true to a little child.More of a learning, exploring and searching.

[artwithhope.vicky]

When there are so many true things in our world, how do we explain them?Do we explain them with feelings, with understanding, with hearing, or with knowlegeing.Every bit of this forms this girl of an imagination world she creates but very true and deep inside her to what she like to tell you about and what she sees through her eyes and understanding, there is so much to tell. And she can't wait to share it with you.: )

Hope you would like to join her journey.

Vicky

Edited September 17, 2021 by artwithhope.vicky
To share my art

[GarryP]

Welcome to the forums @artwithhope.vicky

That's a lovely picture. Which Affinity application did you use to create it?

[artwithhope.vicky]

I don't quite understand.Why ?

[walt.farrell]

1 minute ago, artwithhope.vicky said:

I don't quite understand.Why ?

Because this forum system is about using the Affinity programs, and this particular section of it is for sharing work made using them. And that makes us curious which application was used so we can learn more about what is possible with each of them.

[Ron P.]

That is a very nice painting?  Did you use Affinity Photo to create it? What brush or brushes? Like I said it really looks like a painting with watercolor or oils. Also looks like sponges were used in parts of it.

[artwithhope.vicky]

On 9/17/2021 at 5:27 PM, GarryP said:

Welcome to the forums @artwithhope.vicky

That's a lovely picture. Which Affinity application did you use to create it?

Hello, yes, it is done by watercolor. I only realize later this forum is particularly for ppl using Affinity Designer 😆 Anyways, I am glad you like it and I might look into Affinity Designer to see how that can make great artwork ☺️

[GarryP]

Genuine mistakes can be forgiven – we all make them.
I’ve had another look at the forum guidelines and can’t see anything which specifies that artwork shown here must have had some Affinity work done to it but I might have missed something.
However, it’s generally assumed that if someone posts here then the content should have been created/modified using the Affinity software in some way – there are, after all, plenty of other sites which cater for non-Affinity-specific artwork.

As for using the Affinity software to help with your creations, you might want to try the trial versions of both Designer and Photo as each has different functionalities which help with different types of artwork. If you do try the trial software I would recommend installing one, using it for the full trial period, and then installing the other after that as the trials only last for a limited number of days, so installing the second after the first has expired gives you more time to experiment.

There are plenty of resources – macros, brushes, etc. – available to help with watercolour painting – just do a forum search for “watercolor” (without the quotes) – so you might want to look at them and get an idea of what’s possible before starting your trials to give you even more time using the software before the trials expire.

You’re obviously good at this sort of thing so it will be nice to see what you can achieve with a little help from the software.

[artwithhope.vicky]

Thankyou for explaining so much things to me,I will definitely look into this!😊

[GarryP]

You're welcome.

[Alfred]

1 hour ago, GarryP said:

As for using the Affinity software to help with your creations, you might want to try the trial versions of both Designer and Photo as each has different functionalities which help with different types of artwork. If you do try the trial software I would recommend installing one, using it for the full trial period, and then installing the other after that as the trials only last for a limited number of days, so installing the second after the first has expired gives you more time to experiment.

The normal trial period for users outside of the education sector is only ten days, counting continuously from the moment you first launch the software. However, thanks to the shared file format you can use a later trial of a different Affinity app to open and further edit files saved during an earlier trial.

https://affin.co/designertrial

https://affin.co/phototrial