Carved wood effect using QuickFX in Affinity Designer
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this tutorial I’ll be showing you how to use Affinity Designer to take any vector object and make it look like it’s been carved into a piece of wood. This can be an excellent way to depict the versatility of a logo design. It also works with simple illustrations, such as logos, icons, text objects, or whatever else (as long as it’s a vector path.) To accomplish this we’ll be utilizing clipping masks, adjustment layers, and most importantly, QuickFX.
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excelent work thank you
Great video. Great idea. 🎉
Very useful! Thanks
Excellent!
Say Nick, Another great tutorial or course. You said that you have a private community but I've never had time to really look into what you were saying. How does one become a part of that? I purchased your Bundle about a year ago, mainly for Designer - and I am so glad that I did. STILL learning from it today. Is your community part of that purchase or completely seperate?
Hello and thanks for enrolling. There should be a community tab in the left menu. You can create a profile for yourself and new discussion threads if you'd like.
@@DesignMadeSimple Ahh, I see it now. Under my nose all of this time. #Thanx