Affinity Designer for the iPad Impressions

[@sashaschadefoxrichards8030]

With Procreate and Affinity Designer, you'll never need a desktop again! Loving it! Thanks for the Review Brad!!!

[@hittman1412]

You've clearly not seen his review of the Cintiq Pro.

[@luanmaia]

Get affinity photo too, its actyally pretty capable for photo editing.

[@muskie7450]

Is it free.?

[@kalvineldridge]

Been using it for only about 15 minutes and already I think it’s amazing. It’s done everything I wanted it to do(like expanding elements from its center, which apparently is a lot more difficult to implement than you would think), and intuitive to do for the UI. It also has SLICES, which is a godsend for web design.

[@christophriess5274]

That's so cool! I nearly jumped of my seat when I saw your video (and the fact that finally Designer is out for the iPad) pop up... . Also thanks for the Designer Course... I bought it when it came out, to refresh my somewhat limited experience with vectors (and my nonexistent experience with Affinity Designer). Now that it's out for the iPad my interest has practically doubled. I'm really excited! Also, Procreate 4.1 is a really, really strong release. I'm super impressed with how they implemented the new features and with how well they work.

[@tigerinteapot]

Woooow, Procreate 4.1 and now this.... It feels like Christmas! 😍

[@runebinder]

Been into photography and editing for some years now but only recently started on digital art a couple of weeks back when I got an iPad Pro and pencil. Your enthusiasm for the subject when watching reviews prior to buying it got me interested, and your enthusiasm for Designer convinced to buy it despite never having used a vector art program before lol. This does look like a lot of fun :)

[@shaneroachford892]

I am excited. Has been a few years since i have done any serious designing. All the innovations and improvements for designers on the mobile platforms is reeling me back in...

[@HeyBear]

So, now that you have Designer, Photo and Procreate, why do you still need Astropad. I mean, I’ve even Kickstarted Astropad Luna, and even have one of the prototypes plugged into the back of my Mac, but I really can’t see myself using it, like, ever?!

[@thebradcolbow]

Good point, I've used Astropad less and less as the software has gotten better.

[@HeyBear]

Yeah, it's kind of a shame - I was completely over the moon about the prospect of Astropad - it helped me stop drooling over the massive Cintiqs! But when I finally got around to using it, I quickly realised that I didn't really want or need it - I really wanted to need it, but I just didn't! Picking up an iPad and scribbling in Procreate is exactly 0.0001% of the effort it takes to get something like Astropad up and running, and then you have to sit at your desk - ugh! I think the Astro guys are doing an amazing job, and still think it's a great product, but unfortunately, for me at least, it's solving a problem that I just don't have :l Is it weird that I still want to have the problem?

[@x340x]

also Astropad fucked us over with their subscription-based version, so i dont have any pity for them.

[@Abc-qs8ir]

Hey Bear Seems almost as good as Photoshop?

[@cekuhnen]

You can still use Astro to turn the iPad into a 2nd display for using Mac apps not available for iPad

[@mkmpotterytools410]

Great short intro to the BEST vector drawing app for the iPad Pro in the market. FINALLY a professional level drawing/designing/vector app for the iPad Pro. Been waiting a while for developers to take the iPad seriously and finally, with Affinity products, we are there. Looking forward to more tutorials, because this interface is indeed quite different - maybe even better!

[@Fabio-rg9nv]

Serif really showed the potential of the great iPad, the second time already. They managed to get their full featured professional applications onto the iPad and still optimize it for the screen size and touch interactions really well, which is key. Let me explain something before I come to my final point about Affinity at the end of my comment: I think Apple is doing amazing with iPad and it is designed with other ideas in mind than computers, it‘s supposed to be interacted with in a different way, which many people don‘t quite get. It’s a device from the ground up designed to be portable, intuitive to use via touch screen and many things are different from what they are on computers. And that‘s intentionally and shouldn‘t be changed. While many people want Apple to make the iPad more similar to computers with things like mouse support, windowed apps, a whole file system with finder or even run macOS on it, I really appreciate the approach Apple is taking and the way they‘re designing a new platform. And every year they’re carefully and thoughtfully bringing in new features, like the dock, that brings the iPad’s capabilities closer to computers, while still maintaining their approach. The iPad‘s form factor has many advantages, compared to a traditional laptop: - The main advantage is, that it‘s one single device which is really portable and doesn‘t rely on anything like a keyboard and mouse, - you can literally pull it out of your bag and start using it, - you don‘t even need a table or your lap to get done some simple things and - many tasks are way more intuitive to use on a properly designed touch interface. And that the iPad is exclusively designed the way it is and doesn‘t also support mouses or tries to be more than an actual tablet, results in software being perfectly optimized for a great touch screen experience. And that is KEY for making the things I mentioned in the list actually work. Microsoft praises their full desktop OS and full desktop applications on their convertibles, but those programs are a nightmare to use on a touch screen, especially when the screen is as small as 10 inches. And because those convertibles are trying hard to be a tablet even though the software isn‘t made for it at all, they end up being a worse laptop as well. So it‘s basically a lose lose situation in most cases. Those devices are great for some people, but can‘t compete with the iPad as a tablet, not at all. And now to my final point: Serif, with Affinity Photo and Designer, showed that such a device, a device designed for a different kind of interaction which is more simple and intuitive, can indeed run really powerful software that is actually optimized for an intuitive touch experience. And that‘s AWESOME! The iPad with those apps is now super unique and no other device can compete. The iPad doesn‘t replace a computer, and Apple even said that they will be continuing the macOS system as they would be without the iPad! But the iPad can replace a computer for CERTAIN taskst which it is well designed for and in some cases is even better suited for. Things like drawing, illustrating, doing graphic design, even editing photos, are all professional tasks where the iPad shines with it‘s form factor, touch interactions and Apple Pencil. **And software that is designed for it from the ground up was key for all that!!!**

[@Vall_Ey]

100% completely agree, I already buy convertible laptop for drawing and the experience is worse than tablet, even it's low end android tablet. (Actually the device is good, but the OS is worse)

[@Fabio-rg9nv]

sensoriussupremus Porting some huge professional programs sounds easy but isn’t. I could well imagine that they have plans for it or are even working on it. But such complex applications take lots of time to plan, design and finally develop, easily multiple years. So IF they are planing it or even already designing/developing it, it could still take years for a public release. And Apple would not tease any work in progress so we really can just wait and see. On top of that, professional video editing software is even way more complex than photo editing software. We’ve seen how much time it took for professional photo editing software to come to the iPad, Serif worked on the iPad versions of their software for some years, so video editing software will at least take another couple of years to be more advanced than something like LumaFusion. You should also keep in mind that computers exist since decades and all those professional programs we nowadays use on them (Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Premier Pro, ...) all took many many years to develop, evolve and improve, for them to be at a level they are today. And iPad is still quite a new platform compared to computers. And porting a computer software to iPad is not easy at all, since the platform is really different, as I explained in my comment. The WHOLE interface has to be rethought, pretty much like Serif had to do it, but for video editing it’s just even more complex. The iPad and its iOS are evolving, the applications for it as well. And we’re going to see more and more on it in the next few years, hopefully. And as a final note, Apple is making an amazing platform and wants third party developers to do amazing things on it. We’ve seen how much Apple pushes developers, and I could well imagine that they’re NOT going to do something like Final Cup Pro for iPad but some amazing third party developers will make something amazing. We already have LumaFusion which is the most powerful mobile video editing software. And Serif, who exist for quite some time already, started out with their Affinity product line in 2014 I think (and it’s what really made them popular) and did some huge stuff within the last 4 years, and we’ll see many other great teams doing amazing stuff for iPad. We can expect a lot of professional software to come to the iPad, but we have to give it some time. :)

[@skazala]

Looks like you work for them 😏

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

I’ve just got this app, and am learning how to use it. I have used Serif software for many years and have never faulted it! Not only does it do everything you want it to do, but it is a fraction of the cost of the other high-end apps that it replicates without any problems. Thanks for sharing this great overview, and I hope it encourages people to get the app.

[@GinanjarUtomo]

Have been happy that this is out after I bought Adonit Snap for my 2017 iPad. I am new to Affinity and this is the first step of my Affinity Revolution.

[@marcodimario9918]

Hello Brad! I'm playing with Affinity Designer for a few days and IMHO is SUPER AMAZING!!! Ok, it's still young and not completely bug free, but I think that it's really a game changer, a killer App. The missing link between Procreate (or Artstudio Pro) and Affinity Photo. I already know more than someone that is buying the iPad Pro only because now it can run Affinity Designer!

[@Kaechri657]

Please make an iPad version of the course!

[@AmandasRoseBud]

I always get excited when you get excited about a product

[@IamMusicNerd]

The text along a curved line feature is so much easier in Affinity Designer than any other ipad drawing app I’ve ever used. So awesome.

[@sylviafoster5247]

Omg, first Procreate 4.1 and now this! So happy I bought the Ipad 2018 and Apple Pencil!!!! 😍😍😍😀😀😀

[@wi1395]

Sylvia Foster how is it drawing on the iPad 2018?

[@jerichogm14]

Planning on getting one as well. How is it?

[@wi1395]

Balázs Viczán oh thank you!

[@liveadonato7760]

I too recently bought the IPad 2018 about a week ago as an amateur artist (very amateur lol), and it is absolutely amazing! There is no other drawing tablet for this price that are nearly this amazing to use! Procreate and the Apple Pencil as a combo are so wonderful to draw with, and it runs so well with very little lag or parallax. The screen is the perfect size (if you’ve used the iPad Pro or another larger drawing tablet it might seem a little small, but it is by no means crammed, but it is perfect for me in my opinion). Definitely worth it in my opinion, and this is coming from a broke teenager, so I make my purchases carefully! If it wasn’t worth it I would have returned it already! 😂

[@wi1395]

Liv Donato ok, after I buy all my games for switch and a laptop then I will know my next purchase

[@Radtastic]

Honestly I say make the review while you’re so excited! There’s nothing wrong with displaying that excitement in a review tbh When you do make a full blown review, could you go into more detail about the pixel tools.

[@3DMuscleModel]

Awesome updates dude. I get so happy when I see a notification from you. Affinity designer looks amazing. Exactly the Application I have been waiting for to transfer my learning curve to a more vector base. Keep us updated on the App based course. Peace.

[@GrahamThomson502]

Brought this as soon as it came out. I have the desktop apps and I have Affinity Photo for the iPad. I’ve even cancelled my Adobe subscription because of these apps. And I got say this on the iPad is awesome :)

[@3polygons]

So....only 'low down' is... that it IS a good tablet app, adapted to the device... instead of those desktop clones... But I see your issue with the course.... Anyway, this gives you a chance of bumping both the desktop and the ipad version of the tutorial, if you produce an ipad oriented version as an extra... I'd call that an extra business opportunity + refresh/bump of the desktop tut sells. And u explain really well, so, kind of sells are expected.

[@tichouls5176]

Awesome video, thanks ! You made me download the app on my Ipad. And loved it so much that I wanted to download it on my mac as well. I was so surprised I didn't have to pay for the desktop version since I already paid for the Ipad version !

[@diegolongo1215]

Hey Brad, for the course I think you don't need to re-do the entire work. Affinity just makes a series of video-tutorials that explain the interface and the various functionality of the app. It's not a course, it's just an introduction tutorial, but if a user watch it before watch your course it will not be hard at all to follow you

[@xucongzhan9151]

Purchased within a hearbeat as I received the announcement email. The desktop version served me very very well for the past year.

[@IamMusicNerd]

Also, tapping and dragging on the studio icon to resize is a great hidden shortcut feature I stumbled across!

[@JeanVermeersch]

finally we gonna have a pro level up for illustrations and design on the iPad that can handle vectore shape and text!! :)

[@gemlady72]

Would definitely love if you made tutorials for the iPad version, especially for us beginners. Thanks so much!

[@azzart979]

Man, Procreate 4.1 and this all in the same day... I miss not having an iPad Pro anymore. :-/

[@IrinaFlowers]

It was like a holiday

[@winniexox6598]

Stefano Azzalin what happened to your iPad Pro

[@azzart979]

WinnieXOX I sold the first gen 12.9", along with a great Galaxy Book 12, to get a 15" Surface Book 2. I plan to get a more portable 10.5" iPad Pro sometime after summer. (How I wish Apple made an iPad Mini Pro, it would be the best and most comfortable sketching device ever!)

[@IrinaFlowers]

Maybe they will, wait until September. They are upgrading all kinds of stuff.

[@paulgray3444]

We have both sizes of iPad Pros. I like the larger for art.

[@moi-.-bicxo]

Please make a course for iPad :D

[@abdielortiz316]

You are the Best professor ever...

[@Bmxsessions]

I’m running to the App Store, I’m so pumped🤜🏽🤜🏽🤜🏽🤜🏽

[@DeepaKrishnanS]

It’s 20 dollars man

[@hystericallover5989]

Deepa Siddarth Where do you live???

[@DeepaKrishnanS]

Fiji

[@sabersquid2523]

Deepa Siddarth yeah it’s 20 dollars Australian

[@djayfriMusic]

@@DeepaKrishnanS thats nothing.

[@AnVoPhotography]

I think I would buy your iPad course if you decide to make one. I have never used a vector based drawing program and I’d like to learn how to. Only I can’t be bothered with a desktop version. I love my iPad too much. 😍😍😍😁😁😁

[@joseangelbautistar.44]

Men, you are the best. I was confused about to star to drawing again, but, be cause of your videos I get an iPad Pro and start to make digital drawing.👌🏾 I really like your videos, and Pls make the course of Affinity Designer for iPad, I will buy it🙌🏾

[@ThomasBricker]

Hi Brad, I just wanted to tell you I happened to catch this video of yours and finally started paying attention to Affinity software. All I can say is I can’t believe I didn’t do this sooner. Designer and Affinity Photo are absolutely brilliant. So brilliant in fact that I am contemplating switching to their software entirely from Adobe‘s. I have used Adobe software ever since I have been a designer. It’s great stuff as we all know, but Affinitys ability to work across all my devices is a huge development. Essentially, a game changer. My question to you is, I’m more than willing to use Affinity photo for my photographic image based work. The only missing link for me is what is the best approach for dealing with my photography shoots. I am heavily invested in Adobe light room. What would you recommend as an alternative to light room if I decide to no longer subscribe to Adobe creative cloud? I also wanted to mention, that I think you are really good at what you do. Your instructional videos are very informative and engaging. Well done!

[@JoeCarterDesigns]

So excited to finally see this come out!!! thanks for the great video Brad, always fun to watch!

[@Sketchartbymarc1]

Cool video. Awesome app! Grabbing it now. My iPad Pro is smiling 😉

[@carlosdrfx]

I bought it as soon as I got their email. This and procreate really put the ‘Pro’ in the iPad Pro!

[@MacMiggity]

Viewed this because I just bought the iPad version. Please make more iPad specific stuff.

[@camilleonz558]

Freaking finally! I've been waiting for this forever!

[@mohammadrahim6423]

Hey brad can u make more videos about affinity designer... wanna know this in much more details

[@Frear]

Awesome! I asked about this yesterday and here’s my answer!

[@KuttyJoe]

Now that I've had a couple weeks to use this app, I'm having some new opinions about it. On the desktop, it's still not useful to me because I still have Illustrator, Photoshop, and also Serif's DrawPlus which all do something better. But on iOS, it's quickly become my go to app. I used to shrug at the notion that it merged raster and vector into a single app. Now, I feel like this is pretty cool. But only because of how I work on the iPad. 99% of what I do on the iPad is digital painting, drawing, and sketching whereas I do all of that on my desktop, but also I do all the heavy editing there as well. The ipad does well with the drawing/sketching/painting, but it's faster to do the other stuff on the desktop. It turns out that I do a lot of sketching in raster layers, then quickly ink those ideas in vector layers. And by the time I'm done, I've gone back and forth a lot, mixing vectors with rasters to create a final piece. It's a way of working that I've never really done on the desktop and it's actually fun. My wife had been using Sketchbook 4 which she found easy to use, but performance was hit and miss. I was trying to get her to use Procreate but she hated the UI and the fact that the layers won't stay open. I agree with her about that, but the performance is far superior. Then came Designer I started really pushing her to use it primarily and she resisted like crazy because once she learns one thing, she doesn't want to bother to learn something else. Especially something more complex like Designer. But I insisted. Now she is using it daily and she stopped complaining. LOL I'm the kind of person that likes to pick up a good user manual and read it. I stop to test everything interesting and go right back to the manual. So, I jump in and teach her cool tricks here and there. Designer is actually full of tricks. Once you learn enough of them, the workflow becomes smooth. So, Designer has become the go to app for both of us now on the iPad Pro. There are glitches here and there. Editing anchor points, and also just moving things has like a delay...then they JUMP to the new position. If I edit to fast, grabbing objects, many, many times it will stretch an object rather than moving it. Which reminds me of a cool trick. Use two fingers to hold the screen, then drag an object with the stylus to duplicate it. It works, but many times, it stretches an object rather than moving it. It might be a performance issue. My tablet is the first gen iPad Pro 12.9 so maybe a newer iPad Pro does better. All in all, I'm glad I bought this app. I wasn't planning to. My experience with Affinity Photo was not good at all. I returned it within minutes. But after Designer, I bought it again. They've resolved some of the bugs, but it doesn't have all the gestures that Designer has. They'll probably come at some point. I find myself wishing that Photo and Designer were actually just one app. The raster stuff in Designer is excellent, but last night I reached for a magic wand and it wasn't there. I had drawn all of these fish with black eyes. I wanted to select all the black eyes and knock them out to the back ground. No magic wand, and no option to select all black on a layer rather than just the area that I touched. I ended up doing all of them one by one. Probably could have opened the document in Photo, and the option is "probably" there. I'm have to test that out to night. To see how fluid it is to work back and forth between the two apps on a single piece of art.

[@spiller123456789]

Serif's DrawPlus is by Serif Europe same people that made affinity designer and the affinity programs

[@spiller123456789]

the company DrawPlus that Drawing program Serif Europe replace that with affinity designer so if you uses drawplus it like the same program you uses on desktop

[@KaprichosaDesigns]

Sounds like exactly what I'm after - when do you think you'll have a course on Affinity Designer for iPad? Can't wait! I was going to invest in a Wacom Mobile Studio, but if all I have to do is buy a new app - Hooray! I've been a PS and AI die hard for years, and was considering learning Affinity Designer to see how it compared, but this is has just sped up that decision!

[@mydailylor]

Brad, I just LOVE all your videos! In the first one that I saw I had to subscribe :) I have a question though: Do you know if affinity files created on Windows PC can be opened on the Ipad Pro and vice versa? Thank you ♥

[@thebradcolbow]

Yes! You can open files. There is one feature that doesn’t port over and those are universal color swatches but the main files work fine

[@Two4Tuesday]

Best $15 app in the iPad...I cant put it down, poor procreate 4.1 update getting no play

[@jmcbade2960]

I really like and appreciate Procreate 4.1. It's a major and exciting update...? I use it for lots of things and as a pixel based app, it's very cool. For focusing on it's "space", it's very good at what it does. But still Procreate didn't give us shapes like this app can do and it's been requested for ages. I wonder why?

[@riggsbr1]

Where are you getting for 15?

[@suohyeshin6995]

Looking forward to your ipad course!

[@henaowo848]

OMG Finally !!!! i've been waiting forever!!! mann what a nice DAY !!! the new update of procreate is finally out !! and Affinity Designer As well ! XD it's can go good more than that yeahhhy !!! Thanks for the Video BTW ! i always wait ur news :D about everything !♥ u are the best !! we will be waiting for ur next video about procreate's new update ! :D i am very excited to use both of them :D

[@urbantrendzandmore]

Wow please do more videos!!!

[@josecarranzah]

Not making the iPad course is not an option! I’m actually waiting for it 😀

[@s7121n9s]

If I ever get an iPad id be getting this for sure

[@diegolongo1215]

Hi brad, how can I import brushes in designer for ipad? Tapping on import brushes the AFBRUSHES files aren’t avaible.. is this a bug? Please help me I bought a brush set for 8$ and it’s a little bit frustrating

[@Easterhands]

Wow this is impressive looking. So much attention to detail in the interface!

[@marcmeup1]

Look forward to your iPad course Brad.

[@KingHopperich]

Is it worth to go for affinity designer instead of vectornator?

[@JamesEarlsii]

I bought designer when I got the email this morning and was hoping you would do a video.

[@orincywhytedesigns]

Major Newbie here, at around 5:45 did you say you that was an illustrator file?! Im trying to learn all I can about Affinity as I am getting the iPad pro (i no longer own a macbook) and I guess it would be awesome if I could import illustrator files and work on them in this app... I never thought that was an option 🤔 wow

[@StevenVentimiglia]

Serif is my favorite company as of a week ago. Have both Win and Mac desktop versions and the iOS app... as well as that book on your desk. ;) Next up: Affinity Publisher. i will buy it, just because Serif deserves it and their software makes me want to work on projects more. Love it.

[@skazala]

Is it allright with windows? Because it freezes every time i want apply noise effect on a simple shape

[@cring0101]

thx for the great news, excited !!! Waiting for the new iPad pro 3 , it should power up the on-the-go solution to a next level.

[@blazebox4]

Artstudio pro and affinity designer is a great combination for professionals.

[@cosymarissa]

ok I'm sold, I'm getting an iPad. ive been waiting for a good vector app for the ipad before i bought one. I'm currently a student studying graphic design, and even though we have to learn how to use the adobe software for uni, it can get pretty expensive. I love vector art but rarely find myself sitting at my desk to draw something on illustrator, because its just not that comfortable. now i can sit in bed and draw/design things!

[@cosymarissa]

Also i more interested into getting into UX/UI design, and ive been learning to use sketch and invision. I still find myslef needing to do quick photo edits or creating quick icons to use and affinity seems like it'll be alot better for me to do that and alot cheaper

[@creativediva52]

Got my first iPad 3 weeks ago. Worth every penny. I work much faster. I knew the new one was coming out in November, but couldn't wait (!!). (also, I don't have 1500 bucks laying around (including new Apple pencil, apple care, and ridiculous taxes). I understand that Photoshop (coming out in 2019) for iPad will work on my 2017/18 model, but will be limited in features, according to the person I spoke to at the Apple store yesterday.. But for what I do, I think AD will be plenty. Probably can't give up Illustrator, though.

[@3polygons]

Amazed by the gestures advantages in this app (from what I see in the video, I don't have an iPad)

[@jayrinaldi]

Oh dear. I'm really not a big apple fan (let's just leave it at that for now) but lately I get tempted more and more to get an iPad Pro as there are not many (good) alternatives around and the available apps on iOS are just killer. And with this new video you tempting me even more. (I'm a huge Affinity Fan) Thanks a lot *sigh!*. ;-)

[@KingHopperich]

Jay Rinaldi i'm not a Apple fan either...at all! However, the Ipad Pros just have no real competition on the market since quite a while. I do have one for that reason since quite some time and couldn t be happier.

[@paulgray3444]

How does vector and raster relate in this app? For example, if one is using a vector program, how does the raster come into play? Also, can you export the raster part as vector? Thanks. Nice video!

[@revelhilary]

Yeeeessss I’ve been waiting for this I can finally fully work on my iPad since I mostly work on Affinity designer already!

[@leonmonsalud]

This looks like it could really speed up my workflow working with vector illustrations. If you do decide to make an iPad course for this app, id be very interested!

[@skazala]

Beware it is not great for printing

[@re0rden724]

This is crazyyyyyyyy ....take my money Affinity!!

[@Kaffeinlocked]

whoa you seem sooo excited hahaha, also the app looks amazing and wow so many features!! Definitely will try this app too once i got an ipad

[@nikhilverma4976]

Will the files saved on iPad work interchangeably with the desktop version of affinity designer?

[@nikhilverma4976]

I purchased it and tried out. The answer is YES and it neatly works both ways via iCloud Drive.

[@marienramgrab962]

Great video as always and please make also an iPad version of your course!!

[@melware_1869]

I want procreate to get a text tool

[@DevilMayCode]

Melware _ Procreate needs text and vectors

[@powertopowerviolence]

ikR @Sprisenberg

[@AnaLatese]

Would you say affinity Designer is better than affinity photo for illustration?

[@catad13]

So have you decided if you are going to make a course for the iPad version? I'm new to Affinity Designer and really need some help. Your videos are great!

[@9amStudio]

Buttery smooth

[@nikoulph]

I’ve been waiting for this, excellent!

[@Bmxsessions]

Just bought it yep yep.

[@tomijovanoski18]

That escalated quickly =D

[@JoshuaRiebelle]

Hi @kris.k is there support for multiple Artboards like the desktop version?

[@Bmxsessions]

Joshua Riebelle im not sure yet i just bought it yesterday and went update my ipad, had some issues for some reason with updating it and havent had a good look at it yet.

[@torekvalheim7207]

Downloaded it, and it looks really good. Thanks for the introduction that made me realize it was just out. Anyway, I have a question for you. Being mainly a vector tool and lossless scaling to your hearts desire, what will happen to scaling and losslessness if you add a pixel layer? Will the pixel based layer not loose their quality as you scale it up? Hope I am making sense! Greetings from Norway

[@thebradcolbow]

The pixel layer will not scale well, it will get grainy as you scale.

[@sparkwaymedia]

aaahhh thanks a lot, totally love it... in this point you can not be neutral about the App, its just done so well...

[@DiverseLA]

Was looking for a robust vector app for iPad. The free Adobe Illustrator Draw app is actually good, especially for a free app, but it doesn't have the fine tune features I wanted, and ironically Affinity is a lot closer to Adobe Illustrator's desktop program than Adobe Illustrator Draw. I like to use this for vectors and Procreate for non-vector digital paintings & sketches.

[@teejayhobbyartist1974]

Is the pixel persona in affinity designer is just simply same with affinity photo?

[@odinstylesz48]

Great Video. It's awesome to have this powerful Program on a iPad. I think it will change my workflow a lot.

[@rkneegordon6316]

I can’t wait for your class on this.

[@dillonjohnson8388]

which ipad are you using if you dont mind me asking?

[@j.moreno7937]

Can you paint like in Procreate but with vectors?

[@hitthedirtfullthrottle5547]

Photoshop is comming to the ipad in 2019 so I guess Adobe will make somthining simmilar to this app that you showed. Also tomorrow the new ipad will be announced! I will combine it with the app that you just showed and procreate!

[@irfanjul575]

Hi Brad, nice video. Could you check the app, is there ‘recolor artwork’ feature like in adobe illustrator? Because that feature always help a lot when design the alternate color.

[@0darkwings0]

Which generation of iPad pro are you using ?

[@alfian_ridwan]

What about Fonts? How do we use fonts that are downloaded on our Macs/PCs to create typography works?

[@MallorcaBoom]

Thanks Brad! More of these video on iPad pro please🙏🏾

[@WVMUSIC_NL]

can you use a normal digital pencil? and if so, which one do you recommend?

[@saramations]

AWESOME! I'll be so up for an ipad AD course!

[@krisbowes2550]

AND SOLD! Thank you for yet another fantastic review!

[@alexricochet666]

Does Affinity have any analog of Magic Wand Tool from Illustrator?

[@jwalzer]

Brad, Please make an Affinity Designer class for the iPad!

[@Dicey324]

I wold love to see an iPad tutorial :)

[@joserobertocastellon]

I was so excited about Affinity Designer on the iPad that I bought it even though I have the iPad Air which is not supported 😩 At least I got the discounted price.

[@neshiah4747]

Hope it doesn’t crash all the time like Affinity Photo.

[@gamesandstuff5212]

I bought your Procreate course and would love an ipad affinity designer course, I hope you decide to create one.

[@charlesonamac]

Hey Brad... which iPad Pro are you using?

[@williamhodgden5549]

Does it have a ‘wire frame’ mode?.... like the 'View > Outline' in the desktop version. Thanks.

[@Pesto-64]

Hey Brad, just curious, are you still using a matte screen protector on your iPad Pro? Also, are you importing you AD artwork into Animate CC to animate it? If so, can you explain how you do it (i.e. format, layers)?

[@madchencraig5395]

These videos help so much, thank you! 💗