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By Sue Thomas · Posted
Here is my day 2 page. Carole, dropping photos, and papers into their layers is ever so easy, compared to in PSP. (masks) I stopped using the text wrapping tool many years ago in PSP, as editing the text within has its limitations, so I would do it manually. Applying shadows, is also time saving. I don't use kits, what I do use, after discovering them in a masterclass are paper layouts. Otherwise I create my own papers, and elements. With practise, I can see myself replacing lots of techniques within PSP with Affinity. Which will allow me more time out in the field with my camera, and other outdoor persuits. I have said it before , and I shall reiterate. Using the same template, every completed layout is uniquely inspiring. -
By Julie Magerka · Posted
Today, after talking yet again to someone very close to me, I made this layout. It is simple but it comes from the heart and is made to help that person let go a little bit of the burdens he is carrying right now. Sometimes an image is better than just words. I used a page mask from KP, some papers and elements from NBK designs on Oscraps. -
By Anja Pelzer · Posted
using photos from my girlfriend Melanie, the kit is Meow Party by CaroleWDesigns -
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Day 2: I created the photos with AI (via Freepik). The font is ‘Night in Tokyo’. The papers are from a bundle by Rachel Martin called ‘Ansel’. Project completed in Affinity.
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