stamps Vintage Postage Stamp Collection - Stamp Maker For Affinity Designer

[The Artifex Forge]

 

Create vintage postage stamp-inspired designs in Affinity Designer with our templates, illustrations, brushes, textures & more!
 

>>GET THE STAMP COLLECTION NOW!<<

>>GET THE STAMP COLLECTION NOW!<<

19th-century vintage postage stamp designs are instantly recognizable by their iconic levels of detail and intricate copperplate, engraved illustrations and patterns. If you marvel at massive amounts of detail in these mini works of art, then this postage stamp design tool kit for Affinity Designer is perfect for you.

This stamp maker pack utilizes stamp templates, postmark templates, genuine vintage illustrations, vector brushes, vintage patterns and textures, to become the easiest way to make vintage stamps in Affinity Designer.

It’s useful for so much more than just making vintage stamps. Why not create other vintage designs such as labels, tags, logos, packaging designs and more?

With so many templates, engraved illustrations, Affinity brushes, patterns and vintage textures the pack represents amazing value, and all of the stamp and postmark templates use FREE FONTS so, you don’t need to spend extra money. Information on where to download the free vintage fonts is included in the pack.

So, grab this all-inclusive vintage postage stamp tool kit now and put your stamp on vintage design today!
 

The postage stamp design tool kit contains all these useful tools and features:

• Ten Vintage Postage Stamp Templates:
  Add your own text and you’re good to go. Alternatively, customize the stamps by swapping in your own choice of images, type, border brushes and textures to create custom vintage stamp designs. All Affinity brushes and textures are live. Free fonts are used and details can be found with the download.
• 36 Genuine Vintage Illustrations:
  Featuring vintage heads and vintage animals. Use these copperplate engravings as the centerpiece of your vintage stamps. All are sourced from copyright-free material which I painstakingly searched for, restored and converted to vectors.
• 5 Stamp Edge Vector Brushes:
  Add perforated postage stamp edges to your designs with ease with these Affinity Designer brushes. Customize the number of perforations and recolor with ease.
• 20 Decorative Vintage Border Brushes:
  Use these vector brushes to add extra details to your stamps. Featuring wreaths, chains and other decorative Affinity pattern brushes.
• 4 Vintage Outline Brushes:
  Use these Affinity brushes to add an aged look to your lines and shapes.
• 12 Post Mark Templates:
  The finishing touch to your design. Change the text as desired. Add your own text easily. Free fonts are used and details can be found with the download.
• 15 Seamless Vintage Background Patterns:
  Sourced from real vintage material and perfect as part of your stamp design. All repeat patterns are seamless.
• 3 Seamless Vintage Ink Texture Patterns:
  Use these Affinity patterns to add a convincing aged ink look to your stamp designs. All repeat patterns are seamless.
• 4 Real Vintage Paper Textures:
  Add an extra level of authenticity to your stamps. Sourced from real vintage papers and supplied as 5000 x 4000 px Tifs and 3000 x 2400 px jpgs.
• Free Font Source List:
  Find out where to download the free vintage fonts featured in the stamp and postmark templates.
• A Quick Reference Guide:
  Navigate this extensive collection of templates, illustrations, Affinity Designer brushes, textures and authentic papers quickly and easily.
• Instructions:
  A very thorough guide on how to load and use this vintage stamp tool kit, complete with tips and tricks.

>>GET THE STAMP COLLECTION NOW!<<

[NotMyFault]

I don’t know if this direct ad is still in line with forum guidelines.

Most creators use a more subtile / indirect approach and post link to tutorials which then have links to paid resources. 

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[The Artifex Forge]

55 minutes ago, NotMyFault said:

I don’t know if this direct ad is still in line with forum guidelines.

Most creators use a more subtile / indirect approach and post link to tutorials which then have links to paid resources. 

Prohibited Content

"Content" means any information, data, messages, text, graphics, images, photos, video, sounds, profiles, works of authorship and any other materials. Content that is prohibited on our Website includes, but is not limited to, content that is or contains:

• any advertising or soliciting including, without limitation, advertisements, store announcements, for sale or trade, coupons, sales, consultants, and eBay postings
• links to any other commercial website or store, although moderators may use their discretion
• references to any other website or store in any way that is believed to be solely for advertising

Hi @NotMyFault, I see your concern. I've not had any of my previous, similar posts removed, but I'm sure the admin will take this down if they deem it unfit. 

[carl123]

2 hours ago, NotMyFault said:

• links to any other commercial website or store, although moderators may use their discretion

I can't think of any reason the moderators would object to any 3rd party resources that may enhance the use of and potentially lead to future sales of the Affinity range of products. It would also be impossible for Affinity to produce and provide the full spectrum of the currently available 3rd party resources that users are looking to purchase.

As far as 3rd party resources are concerned, I think the Prohibited Content section is a catch-all section to prevent irrelevant advertising or spammy advertising appearing on the forum.

[NotMyFault]

Would be great to get a definitive clarification from mods. 

[Leigh]

We’ve allowed posts like this before, as long as they’re relevant to Affinity apps and not shared too frequently. That said, moderators may use their discretion.

We’re all for supporting the community, but we want to avoid anything that's overly spammy, especially if it’s not directly related to Affinity.