insights from a series of classes in Delores Naskrent's Affinity Designer MasterClass. vector drawing techniques, scatter pattern creation, and layering transparencies. Each lesson offers practical strategies for enhancing design skills, appealing to artists seeking to explore and refine their art using Affinity Designer tools.
Delores Naskrents' Affinity Designer MasterClass to learn techniques for creating transparency and textures in designs, experimenting with colors and blend modes for quilting patterns.
Delores Naskrents' Affinity Designer MasterClass; scatter templates for unique patterns; experiment with motifs, colors, and simplifying design processes through synced symbols and templates.
ongoing lessons in Affinity Designer, focusing on vector and pixel tools with insights on creating reflective patterns using templates, such as the Single Reflective Half Drop. Additionally, they're developing a calendar project in Procreate, emphasizing the importance of planning in design.
Delores Naskrents' Affinity Designer MasterClass, highlights this week's symmetrical designs using reflective templates.
creating a "Splash Grid Art" calendar, inspired by Liz Kohler Brown's Create a Calendar Bootcamp. Splash Grid art combines grids with vibrant colors and positive messages. The author is documenting the process and utilizing Printful templates for design. The project aims to spread joy and creativity.
strategies and reflections on using Affinity Designer. It discusses learning tools in Affinity Designer, including the Pixel Persona for adding textures to vector patterns. It highlights creating reflective templates for designs like butterflies and folk art patterns, while also showcasing reusable motifs.
folk art symmetry in a drop pattern
vector tools to use reflective templates for drawing motifs, adjusting stroke widths for creating leaves and petals, and adding textures.
Affinity Designer MasterClass creating textures in a floral pattern, available on Red Bubble for various products.
I wonder, if I draw a line... 