Sharla

Day 7: Created in Affinity. I kept it very simple. The polka dots were made as small as possible and I added a blur.

Day 6: Created in Affinity. Once again I enjoyed making the mask but not so much the paper – only because I couldn’t get it like I wanted.

Day 5: Created in Affinity. Loved making the mask and whilst I was on a roll thought I’d make a plaid and use it.

Day 4: Created in Affinity. I enjoyed making the mask. I added a layer with a grey colour from the photo and added some noise.

That has been happening for me as well. For me, it only started when I tried to use a set of brushes I'd imported. As long as I don't use those brushes, Affinity is stable. So, if you've added anything new into Affinity that just might be the problem.

Day 3: Created in Affinity. It’s not the type of pattern I’d ordinarily use but it was fun learning how to create it.

Day 2: Created in Affinity. I made the plaid tile but didn’t like the plaid effect so just enlarged the tile to create a pattern across the page.

Sue very kindly explains the difference better than I can. The robin in the UK is a very popular little bird who really comes into his own at Christmas time when he is featured on cards and absolutely everything else Christmas.

Julie, Tucker looks delightful and you are amazing to offer your time, care and love to the animals you foster. You have a big heart.

I absolutely love how colourful and fun these layouts are. Fantastic.

Day 1: I have loads of photos of robins so am going to try use them in this workshop. The is paper from one of the kits that Carole made available for download. Created in Affinity.

I'm in. I'll be using Affinity and hopefully this time I'll finish the workshop - I didn't manage with PSP...

Beautiful photos and layout Julie. Can I suggest you move your post to the May 'What are you working on' thread so that no one misses it.

Day 7: Bonsai photos from Freepik. The papers are from Janet Scott’s Fresh kit. The font is ‘Night in Tokyo’. Project completed in Affinity.

Day 6: Japanese theme continues with images by Hiroshige downloaded from Wikipedia. The papers are from Janet Scott’s Fresh kit.

Day 5: The photos are from freepik. The papers are from a kit by Rachel Martin called Aidan. The quote is from The Book of Tea by Kakuzo Okakura The text reads: “Tea is a work of art and needs a master hand to bring out its noblest qualities. We have good and bad tea, as we have good and bad paintings—generally the latter. There is no single recipe for making the perfect tea, as there are no rules for producing a Titian or a Sesson. Each preparation of the leaves has its individuality, its special affinity with water and heat, its own method of telling a story.”

Day 4: I created the photos with AI (via Freepik). The paper is from a kit called Scrumptiously Fresh papers by Violet Insovna. The font is Sacramento. Project completed in Affinity.

Day 3: The photos were downloaded from Freepik. I adjusted the template by adding an extra photo, duplicating the stitching frame and sizing the leaves down a little. The font is ‘Night in Tokyo’. Project completed in Affinity.

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.

Beautiful layout Susan - love your choice of colors.

Day 1: 'All things Japanese’ is my theme for this workshop – the images will be downloaded or created by AI. The photo in this image is one I created with AI. The font is Iskoola Pota. The papers are from a kit by Jessica Dunn called Winter Solstice. Project completed in Affinity.

Created in Affinity. The image is an AI creation on the theme of 'In the Garden'. The papers and words are from a Jessica Dunn mini kit called Cherish. Tape from somewhere… Doily from Rachel Martin’s Lydia kit.

I’m trying to get serious about learning to use Affinity Photo so am going through the lessons that Carole has already done. I’ve started with redoing Bootcamp. I really haven’t got any new photos at the moment so I’m using AI generated images. I’m taking part in a weekly challenge where each week we have a different theme - as we’re on week 14, I’ve a few images ready to use. The theme for this image was ‘What Lies Ahead’. The font I used is Zain. The papers and elements are from a bundle by Rachel Martin called ‘Lydia’.

I'm in and will work with Affinity.

N = Neutral in the sense that the sun will rise whatever we think or do, wherever we are, whether we notice or not...