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Mark FX
Великобритания
Добавлен 22 сен 2018
Quick & Easy Seamless Patterns in Affinity Designer/Photo
A quick and convenient way to work with seamless/tiling patterns and textures in Affinity Photo or Affinity Designer.
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Templates for Product Mock-ups with Affinity Designer & Photo
Просмотров 11 тыс.5 лет назад
A drag-and-drop solution to quickly add your artwork to any item of merchandise. You may have tried to use Adobe Photoshop mock-up templates only to find Affinity doesn't support smart objects. In this tutorial I show how we can use symbols to achieve the end result.
Adding Texture to Images in Affinity Photo
Просмотров 30 тыс.6 лет назад
A short tutorial on how to add textures to your artwork. It covers: how to prepare images for use as textures; how to overlay textures onto your artwork; and how to distort your artwork to 'map' it onto the texture for a more realistic look. 0:00 - how to prepare images 1:54 - how to overlay textures 2:47 - how to distort your artwork And I apologise for somehow typing "it's" instead of "its" a...
Chrome Effect (v2) for Affinity Designer/Photo
Просмотров 9 тыс.6 лет назад
A more advanced version of the previous chrome tutorial (ruclips.net/video/wJrrggbCD7A/видео.html). This time we add a curves adjustment layer to give us more contrast and sharper edges for a more brilliant shine. Download the project file: www.dropbox.com/s/f5qw838jby0pwks/Chrome-Effect-(v2).zip?dl=1
Simple Chrome Effect in Affinity Designer/Photo
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.6 лет назад
How to use Affinity's 3D effect to create a shiny metal look. The key points are to create a low-diffuse, high-specular surface with several light sources to create reflections. You can even use coloured lights to simulate the environment, e.g. blue at the top for sky, green at the bottom for ground. Download the project file: www.dropbox.com/s/1pff67xtz7messm/Simple-Chrome-Effect.zip?dl=1
How to Make Frosted Glass in Affinity Designer
Просмотров 8 тыс.6 лет назад
A quick tutorial on how to create a simple frosted glass effect using only features found in Affinity Designer.
I am so new to graphic design that I don't know how to ask the questions I need to solve my problem. You have single-handedly solved my problem. I only knew that I had the seamless asset in jpg form and that I wanted to create a journal page (scrapbook page) from this asset. You are awesome because I did it according to your very simple, clear instructions in Affinity Designer 2 and it works!!! So happy - thank you [so many emoji's to choose from, I don't know which one to insert) you areso thanks!
Hello Mark, thank you for this video. I have a question: I work on an Ipad and when I stretch the four sides of my image after I converted to curve, I don’t see on the contextual bar to select Wrap at the Extend option when I have the gradient tool selected. Is this option in a different window when working on Ipad? Thank you for your help.
Great tutorial thank you!
Well done Mark, you have helped a lot of people, including me, top marks!.
awesome, thanks for this!
Brilliant, thanks
This is brilliant! I came across this video while looking for something else, can't believe I only discovered this now. Thank you for sharing Mark!
I'm trying to do this 4 yrs later in a newer version of AD and it's not responding the same. The sides keep stretching to one side or the other but won't extend out to the edges. Also, it won't let me extend the nodes it only bends them. Do you have an update for AD2?
Hmm. I just tried it in AD2 and the same technique is working for me. Once you've converted the placed image to curves, be sure to use the Node tool (A) rather than the Move tool to avoid stretching, and then make sure you click and drag on the corners as opposed to an edge-this should extend the shape rather than curving the edge. If you're still having problems with stretching then the only thing I can think of is selecting the Gradient tool and ensuring "maintain fill aspect ratio" is selected in the tool options. It should be said, I've only tried this on Windows. I can't guarantee this mythology works on Mac/iPad. I hope this helps.
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Ok that's cool. Now I know how to make wallpapers with tiled images. I'm guessing these instructions are the same for Designer and/or Affinity Photo?
Thanks for this clear helpful tutorial, this was exactly what I was needing to do.
This is so helpful, thanks for creating this video.
Thank you... This is exactly what I have been looking for.
Don't you know how to talk?
Thank you
Hi there any idea how to do this for Affinity Designer on iPad? I don’t see the option to extend anywhere…
Hi there. I'm afraid I don't have a iPad so I haven't been able to experiment there. Maybe the help documents will have some information on fills modes or image fills.
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH FOR THIS
And if you need to get rid of any seams check out this video: ruclips.net/video/MOzQ-IYDkTU/видео.html
I had seen so many realistic tutorials for photoshop and not affinity I was starting to get discouraged but you saved the day with this tutorial Thank You sooooo much☺️. Keep them coming we need more realistic text effect videos for affinity!
Oh my goodness! What a magic! Thank you so much for these tips.. I've been searching for days on how I can use pattern tile in Affinity Designer.. I'm about to consider buying Adobe Illustrator already. New sub here. Please create more tutorials. Wish you happiness and have a nice day... 👍😊 p/s: I'm AD newbie..
Amazing Video thanks, does anyone know if you can do this with Affinity Designer?
I opened the image but the “Convert to Curves” option is grayed out, so I can’t click on it. What should I do? EDIT: Nevermind. My mistake was that I opened the image as a new file instead of going to File > Place to import it.
Thank you
exactly what I was looking for thanks! I'm making business cards for clients and wanted a way like this to show off how cool their cards look.
This video is very helpful for me. Can you make another video in which the edge of the mockup image is curved instead of straight or a flyer or book? Thank you very much.
Even without audio, this is very useful and precise. Thank you.
Brilliant. Thanks a lot.
Great Video. Exactly the effect I was looking for! Thx:-)
Brilliant
thank you! it helps a lot. the video is just straight to the point. keep it up
Dank u(!)
awesome tutorial 🙌🙌🙌
Good tutorial - Thank you
wow! everyone else is still using duplicate and align!
Excellent tut, this was something I was trying to problem solve for sometime.
Unfortunately, this doesn't work with an image that can't be converted to curves. :( Surely there must be an easy way to just tell these programs to tile an image. Even WINDOWS can figure out how to tile an image (on the desktop)!
GREAT Tutorial!!!... thank you for the wisdom!
Amazing Tutorial. One note: Make sure to click Preserve Alpha in gaussian blur!
Could you please teach me the reason/function of "preserving" Alpha?! Newbie on the issue, of course. Thanks!
Ingenius. Thanks.
Thank you!
Thank you!
This is awesome! I think there might be a solution using embedded documents, but this looks quite fresh and easy. <3
Really useful. Thanks!
That’s cool
Nice method! Thanks. The only problem I see with this technique is that when you take the resulting image and tile it, it doesn't match, so it is not valid for me for 3D, gaming,...
Yeah, this tutorial is for using tile-ready images in 2D artworks as opposed to making textures tile-able. I'll maybe do a tutorial on that later if I have any tops that aren't covered in other tutorials.
Not what I expected (I wanted to learn how to create a seamless tile) but very cool anyway.
I do not see a node tool for Affinity Photo? I wish you included where stuff was in both programs.
Apologies! If you click and hold the Pen tool in Affinity Photo it should give you the option to switch to the note tool. (See: i.ibb.co/mJVw6z4/2021-01-25-14-57-22.png)
Me laughs in photoshop
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Me laughs in no subscription.
Wow this seems so easy! Can't wait to try it out!
I'm like everyone else, so excited about this! Thanks SO much. I see you're not on very much. If you start producing more vids for Designer I'll sub.