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Two Shots taken by JK, frame created by SueThomas /thanks:)/ , my frame of the pick and a work with😉 -
By Ann Seeber · Posted
Outstanding layout! I have to inquire, were the photos of paintings or is that an effect that you applied? -
By Carolyn Rye · Posted
Day 7 using Affinity Photo. I continued using my friend's photos of her amazing road trip through so much outback country. I have enjoyed using Affinity Photo as I found so parts a little easier than PSP. I still feel that both of the programs will complement each other. Each of them has items that I love to use. I would love to have time to do this workshop with PSP as well, but I have my daughter coming to stay with us for a week. This is so exciting for us all. -
By Corrie Kinkel · Posted
Sue I agree with you and I can see myself using it more than psp, it makes one’s workflow so easy and fast. Although I shall use much of the things I made before and import them as needed. I have all my abr brushes imported in Affinity too; I always keep the zipfiles. -
By Corrie Kinkel · Posted
Thanks, now I realize it is not my iPad that is terrible slow and not the WiFi in my daughter’s house which normally is very fast.
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