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how do you design a circle around a shape or letter


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To help others understand the question without needing to download that .afdesign file, here's a screenshot:

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Make a circle with a thick stroke and no fill. Duplicate it and offset the location, set the blend mode to Erase. Now put the appropriately sized letter underneath those two circles with a cropped copy on top of the stuff. Group the four of them to ease moving it around.

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I have never mastered color management, period, so I cannot help with that.

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Old Bruce thank you very much again for creating the design for me.

I was able to recreate your design using parts of your design. But I was not able to create that circle.

 

I would really appreciate if you could show me in more details how you created that beautiful circle.

I am still a newbie to Affinity Designer

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