Basketball Poster Creation | Affinity Photo Tutorial

[@Ben-sy4ep]

More videos like this please

[@bydesignmethod]

you got it!

[@ozzlikemike]

Please make more videos like this. 🔥🔥🔥

[@bydesignmethod]

you got it! thanks for watching!

[@johnpnj]

Another awesome and creative video! I have no idea how you don't have 10x the subscribers. More people need to discover you. I hope with the Adobe fiasco going on, that happens. Cheers! 🍻

[@bydesignmethod]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate that. Thanks for coming back for more!

[@TeenstarletsInfo2015]

Very nice idea and result but a little bit too fast for me. And: It's always easy to select a shape from a perfectly white background.

[@bydesignmethod]

Hey, Thanks for watching! I try to make a variety of videos (some lessons you'll see step by step very slow) and others faster like this for other viewers that prefer it. I selected this particular model/shape for that exact reason - the footage is faster but the selections/edits are fairly easy for anyone. Appreciate you taking a moment of your time to watch and leave a comment!

[@Reznik88]

I love these videos but you just make it look so easy to layer subtle things in that work so well. Everything I make looks like a kid did it. lol

[@bydesignmethod]

Honestly it's just a lot of playing around! I create things all the time and they're awful. I'm 25 minutes into something thinking 'i'm a fraud' but I walk away or tweak a few things and it comes together. Keep going! and thank you so much for watching!

[@reyvaz2951]

Good stuff, Thanks!!

[@bydesignmethod]

Thanks for watching, truly appreciated!

[@zeronz87]

Awosome!

[@bydesignmethod]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@adiquest]

All that in 5 minutes, you are good...

[@bydesignmethod]

Definitely sped up some parts but I'll take it, thank you!

[@stevewest131]

Great video that is a pleasure to watch and easy to learn from. Anyone using Affinity Photo should subscribe to this channel. I have to ask... why did you go into develop persona to adjust clarity and contrast?

[@bydesignmethod]

Hey Steve good to see you! I like the layout of the develop persona for final adjustments. I could certainly do them separate but I like to do my final 'tweaks' in one workspace. Thanks for coming back!

[@stevewest131]

@@bydesignmethod I'm touched that you remember your oldest fans! 😀 I'm just getting back into AP, using it mostly for developing RAW photos atm. I watched your 90 min beginners guide to refresh my memory, perfect, it's a very, very good video. I tried using the develop persona. It's good for making quick adjustments but not really deep enough for the fine touches, so I tend to develop with the lens correction (grab some real estate back with "scale") then move straight into Photo persona... but what do I know, most of what I know about AP I learnt from you lol. Keep up the good work! Over 10k subscribers, well deserved.

[@ArthurGostick]

My back does hurt

[@bydesignmethod]

LOL let's go!

[@ifeanyi5394]

wow, my first time watching an Affinity tutorial. It seems fun to work with. How is it compared to Photoshop?

[@bydesignmethod]

I find it much faster and smoother to be honest. Thank you so much for watching!

[@ifeanyi5394]

@@bydesignmethod Thank you. Will give it a trial.

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

Years ago, when I first learned Affinity Draw, I was messed-up because the controls are nothing like my CorelDraw.

[@bydesignmethod]

I tried CorelDraw years ago and I remember it being pretty good. Do you still use it?

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

@@bydesignmethod Yes. Along with Affinity Draw. I prefer the former only because I am used to it, and CorelDraw can do things Affinity Draw cannot. It is why some complain that Affinity Draw is missing some components. CorelDraw is not missing any.

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

@@bydesignmethod Why did you stop? Let me guess, you were told it was pointless because Adobe was the industry standard?

[@bydesignmethod]

@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074 heard that many times LOL

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

@@bydesignmethod Yup. Yet, I had Adobe users asking me 'how did you do that?'