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    • CosmoglotJay
      CosmoglotJay @theprairiefox last edited by

      @theprairiefox thanks! Yeah, I'll get that insta on my profile before too long.

      Jay Douglas Rumisek

      www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
      www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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      • burvantill
        burvantill Moderator @CosmoglotJay last edited by

        @CosmoglotJay Found it! Thankyou ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜ƒ

        Lisa Burvant
        www.lisaburvant.com
        Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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        • CosmoglotJay
          CosmoglotJay @burvantill last edited by

          @burvantill Nice. Let me know what you think of them if you decide to give 'em a shot!

          Jay Douglas Rumisek

          www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
          www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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          • carlianne
            carlianne last edited by

            Welcome! I'm an author/illustrator as well in my โค๏ธ. On top of this great community I totally recommend becoming a member of SCBWI as well and attending some local events. I found a critique group and met a lot of really cool people.

            Check out my art and tutorials :)

            Instagram: www.instagram.com/carliannecreates/

            Youtube:
            https://youtube.com/c/CarlianneCreates

            Shop: www.carliannecreates.com

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            • CosmoglotJay
              CosmoglotJay @carlianne last edited by

              @carlianne Thatโ€™s some fine advice, thank you!

              Jay Douglas Rumisek

              www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
              www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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              • CosmoglotJay
                CosmoglotJay @burvantill last edited by

                @burvantill One important thing for digital painters / illustrators to know about brushes in Affinity Photo is that what Photoshop (and as a result many of the tutorials on SVS) refers to as Opacity / Opacity Jitter, AF's brush dynamics menu refers to as "Accumulation." That confounded me for a little while. Just thought I'd put that to you and spare you the headache!

                Jay Douglas Rumisek

                www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
                www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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                • burvantill
                  burvantill Moderator @CosmoglotJay last edited by

                  @CosmoglotJay Thanx! Iโ€™m going to get the free trial today. I hope I like it. You canโ€™t beat that price. ๐Ÿ‘

                  Lisa Burvant
                  www.lisaburvant.com
                  Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                  • burvantill
                    burvantill Moderator last edited by

                    I bought it. LOL! I farted around with it for a bit while listening to some tutorials and am happy with what it can do so far. Thanx for the tip! I'm going to check out Designer too to see if it compares with illustrator. ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

                    Lisa Burvant
                    www.lisaburvant.com
                    Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                    • CosmoglotJay
                      CosmoglotJay last edited by

                      It stacks up quite favorably! Every once in a while in the forums you'll see a complaint that Designer doesn't do things in exactly the same way as Illustrator, but those posts mainly seem to be made by people with idiosyncratic work processes and people who are completely averse to changing how they do things.

                      Jay Douglas Rumisek

                      www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
                      www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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                      • CosmoglotJay
                        CosmoglotJay @burvantill last edited by

                        @burvantill Here's a work in progress that I sketched out in Photo and went into Designer to begin vectorizing. I'm still figuring it out, obviously--and, really, I could have done it completely in Designer, but I'm trying to make myself use Photo as much as possible for initial layout these days.
                        Holly & Ivy & White Deer Poster-WIP.jpg

                        Jay Douglas Rumisek

                        www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
                        www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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                        • NicolaSchofield
                          NicolaSchofield @CosmoglotJay last edited by

                          I bought affinity designer and photo in their sale last week after a little play around with the trial. I don't have a graphics tablet yet though (on order) so I'll have to wait to try them out properly. Itching to paint something!

                          Until now I've just been using a super old version of Photoshop with a mouse for some basic filtering of scanned work.

                          Thanks for tip about different terminology.

                          Nicola Schofield

                          Twitter: twitter.com/NSchofieldArt
                          Instagram: instagram.com/NicolaSchofieldArt/

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