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Sardines & Pub Sign


DonC123

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I was going to say that I am fairly new to the Affinity Suite but thinking back, I guess that I started in 2019. I have used all three extensively since I found them. I am another one who moved away from Adobe after many years, which I started when it was creative suite 3 and I upgraded and subscribed all the way along.

I use Affinity just for fun now, since I have retired, but I still find much joy in being creative. I typically use Affinity to create images and whatnot for use in my 3D projects, as image wraps, and the like. I'll share two projects that share some assets.

The first is my sardine can. I created this after I spent time drawing a clip art fish as a challenge to myself. I did borrow two assets from Pixaby - the tomatoes and the sailing ship.

The second is my three fishes pub sign, also created in Affinity Designer.

I sure am glad that I happened across the Affinity products.

BTW, I am just posting to share my work and sort of introduce myself. I am not looking for critiques.

Sardine Tin (TC-KS) DBC_1200.png

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Three Fishes British Pub (TC-KS) DBC_1200.png

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