I love that you can sort swatches and brushes into groups. Perhaps I could fill that tutorial market too lol?Īffinity feels pretty smooth and fast to use and the interface works really nicely (I heard this is a love/hate kind of situation? I personally love it, especially the persona's). I also can't exactly replicate/translate the painting style I had in Photoshop (smudging for mixing) into Designer so that's a small bummer but there might be a different approach to it which I haven't found yet! Still experimenting a bunch 🙂! I couldn't find many people painting in designer on youtube so I took a leap of faith. Webster's entire brush library but still good (I use Frankentoon's).
I've only really experimented with vectors this far but there are some pretty cool pixel brushes for painting! It's not the same as Kyle T. 12 years?) but what I've grown to love is the non-destructive way everything works + the persona's are pretty cool too! The vector tools feel pretty natural compared to Photoshop's. I'm still getting used to Affinity Designer, it's definitely different (used Photoshop for. ~ my thoughts on designer are much more than I expected so sorry for the long post! ~ No problem, I thought a select few could find it useful since it's not that out there that there's a custom export for Spine (which is super mega awesome by the way, I did not expect it!) Super cool! Thanks a ton for making this! How do you like Affinity Designer compared to Photoshop? I've heard a lot of very good things about it.
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