Thanks so much!

?? Not sure what you mean :)

@flufwix thanks so much. Really good to hear.

Thanks - the autoreply on the Facebook message you sent will have given you all the info you need.

Thanks so much Tracy :)

Thank you so much for your lovely comments! So glad you enjoyed this. You can either hide the layer, or if you've finished, you can just delete it when you're ready for print. Hope that helps. :) What sort of image did you do?

@@RedrocketstudioUk Hello, thank you for your kind reply. I want to design a contemporary artwork for fabric but first, I want to practise drawing like what you have taught online.

@@NoorSadrilahAhmad that's great. Keep practicing and you'll get to where you want to. I have a Facebook group that initially was only for my Udemy and Skillshare students, but I'm going to open it up to others with an interest such as KZbin followers. If you're on FB and are interested it's facebook.com/groups/590509472874195 - there are questions to enter, but instead of username for Udemy or Skillshare put KZbin. I'm going to change them soon - Ally

Not yet, but it's something I plan to do.

@RedrocketstudioUk is it Illustrator? Its interface is different.

@@Tanumishra-nl3dd this is Adobe Express which is available with an Adobe ID online via a browser. Go to www.adobe.com/express/?sdid=6S3T7386&clickref=1100lyBu5vmA&mv=affiliate&mv2=pz&as_camptype=&as_channel=affiliate&as_source=partnerize&as_campaign=redrocketstudio There's a free version. (This link helps us out just by clicking it!)

Thank you! Really good to hear.

Thank you so much, and you're very welcome! 😀

You're very welcome! : )

Yes you're absolutely right - the gradient really is a little bit buggy. Hopefully they will fix this soon.

Thank you 🤩

You're welcome :)

Ahh @gr8bskt thanks so much and really pleased to hear! Keep at it! And remember there's more of these on Udemy and Skillshare - all the links with coupon codes are in the comments.

Hi - I haven't at the moment, but can put it in the bank of things to do!

Thank you! :)

Glad I could help and so pleased to hear! That's really encouraging. Enjoy and good luck Cathy!

Thanks so much Julian!

Hi - it's much easier to do it in Procreate as it becomes a sketch and it gives it a bit more of a freehand look. However, if you feel comfortable sketching directly into Illustrator, then by all means miss out that step and do it in Illustrator itself.

Thanks for responding. Well, starting from the fact that any sketch look has the same origin (a photo), the work of creating the freehand look would be the same with either Illustrator or Procreate. I am not sure were the advantage of using Procreate is versus Illustrator is both start from the same image. Maybe I'm missing something. @@RedrocketstudioUk

@@CesarJuarezVargas If you use Illustrator to sketch with, you will get very smooth lines which follow the contours of the photo fairly closely and I find my images look too close to the photo original. By having the inbetween stage of the sketch I find that I am reducing the detail and when I redo the sketch into vector, it's less like the original but more like my own freehand style which was what I was after. Neither way is right or wrong. Just do what works for you. Hope that helps.

Thanks so much for your feedback. Re the HEX / RGB colour coding - Whilst this is covered in the desktop courses, I haven't gone into detail on this for the iPad versions so that's something I will look at adding in to future courses.

Thank you!

Thank you!!

You're very welcome :)

You are so welcome!

You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it so helpful.

It's Illustrator on the iPad.

Ahh thank you :)

Thanks so much! :)

Hi Baloys - ensure it's on your iPad - then you choose the Place tool on the left hand side and click on Files. This will allow you to choose the image and you can then just click and drag the size you want it onto your Artboard.

Yes. I love the no subscription models too.

Hi Naomi. In the Jpg export area make sure you have chosen high quality and high resolution. However, if you save as a Png, then change the scale to 4x for a higher quality. You could also save it as a PSD if you have photoshop but one again increase the resolution. 300ppi or higher. I hope this helps. Tim

@@RedrocketstudioUk thank you so so so much! Life saver 🙌🏽

@@naomicastillo2000 pleasure :)

Thank you Toni 😊

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it! 😀

Glad you've enjoyed 😀

Thanks so much Ravaan!

Hi - not sure why that's happening, but maybe someone on the Affinity Forum will have an answer. Here's a link directly to it. forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/43-affinity-on-ipad-questions/ Hope that helps.

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!

Hi Mana - Thanks so much for the lovely feedback. I also use Procreate a lot. However, I also use a similar package called Art Studio Pro. It's very similar to Procreate but has a lot of extra features that one gets in Photoshop. Worth a try. Of course it is not vector. If you find that the Adobe packages are too pricy it's worth having a look at Affinity Designer - very similar but there's just a one-off fee. Hope that helps! Tim

Hi - I haven't been able to find anywhere to install ICC profiles directly. However, Affinity does support opencolorIO which is a colour management system. The best thing to do is to look in the help in Publisher and find Using opencolorIO. This will show you how to configure it in Publisher. Regarding the idml question, yes you can. Just use Import document within the main Open Document area. Don't forget to embed your images into the idml otherwise you'll potentially have to relink them. Hope that helps! Best wishes - Tim

You're welcome! :D

Hi David. I've checked this and as far as I can see they don't change the original asset.

Hi. That is a really interesting point. I would love to be wrong and if anyone knows any different, please correct me. However it appears that there are no document rulers in Publisher on the iPad. The closest you can get is by clicking the little Preview mode at the top right hand corner (windscreen wiper icon) and switching on Text Rulers. This will give you a little ruler when you drag out a new text frame. Otherwise you can click the guide settings in the same area and add a horizontal or vertical guide at the very top which you can position with a numeric value just under the horizontal and vertical icon buttons. Of course there is also a grid. Sorry there's nothing more concrete and if anyone discovers anymore, please do comment.

Hi - sorry I don't have any experience, but hopefully someone else will. Alternatively, try the Affinity Forums. HTH :)

I have the iPad 8th gen. I have been able to edit adobe capture vector files in affinity designer. I haven't hit any limitations yet. Looking forward to trying publisher this week.

@@JessicaNeidingHaverly Just wondering if you already have any experience on working with publisher on your iPad? I'm thinking about getting a 9th gen one and cannot find any info about how the V2 Affinity apps are working on the older regular iPads (not Air or Pro ones).

@vaa114 it works. I've tried V2 photo, designer, and publisher. They all run smooth on my iPad 8th gen normy. I'm sure there is a processing power ceiling but I haven't hit it yet.

@@JessicaNeidingHaverly Thank you so much :)

Glad it was helpful Pat!

Have fun!

Hi. 2 finger tap to undo and 3 finger tap to redo! Hope that helps. :)

@@RedrocketstudioUk Thank you so much 🙏

@@mtm7031 you’re welcome ☺️

Great to hear!