This is a fantastic tutorial. Thank you. Just getting into desktop publishing, and Affinity Publisher has been a godsend!

I wish she used white, not dark, to make it easy to read the fine print.

Excellent, thank you.

Its time that we need all adobe's features

What a great teacher!!!

When I select the "Curves" adjustment, I notice my square in the Layers is White? I adjust my curve, using your photo as a follow along, and then I close out the curves box. I then "Group" as you showed, then when I "Option/Alt & Click on Mask", I get a pixel layer. The thing that stood out with your tutorial and my Affinity, is that when you select "Curves" your box is black, and mine is white? How do I change that to mimic yours. I will have to say that when I select Curves, the box is Black for a split second, then it turns white. I know this video is a few years old, but your other videos have really helped me A LOT, and I hope you can help me with this too.

You are awesome. I'll be buying the course

Thanks for a great informative video. I have watched many Affinity videos - the more I watch the more confused I get - this was simple and logical without jumping around and losing your viewer. Great job!

Excellent

Reminds me of when Thanos clicked his fingers in Infinity War 😂 thanks gonna give it a go

Hype for Publisher🎉

I personally can’t live without the transform panel

I'm not seeing the Antialias or its checkbox at the top. All the rest of the options are there though. Did I miss something?

You are a thorough and excellent instructor! Great job! Do you offer one one one training? Thank you!

Great tutorial Ally --helped me figure this out!

How do I add a gradient mask to an image?

RAW or jpg ??

Excellent tutorial. I found this to be extremely helpful in setting up parameters for my book. Bravo!

You have a fine way to show us things! Very nice and easy to follow!

Defining the pixel layer for painting from the third technique as a child of the already existing mask did not work for me in Affinity Photo 2.5.3. I had to put the pixel layer on top of the layer stack and copy the mask from the model layer to it. Then it worked fine in color blend mode,

I want to create two sides gradient in one shape. How can I do

Great. Thanks Ally

Another really useful quick tutorial that demystifies and is incredibly useful. Thanks Ally 👍

Thanks of this!

Just what I needed! I’m trying to migrate my IDML files into Publisher. There is a slight learning curve but nothing too drastic. Thank you so much for this!

THANK YOU just what i needed : D

Another useful gem - thanks Ally :)

perfect tutorial!

Great! I used to lower the opacity of one of the gradient colours...

Thank you for another quick and interesting lesson, Ally!

Thanks once again for making this fun and easy, you're #1 Ally!

Thank you for your teaching us very understanding. Affinity photo recipe (simple) easly than someone else

Really need you to be SUPER specific on what commands, buttons, etc. to choose for each action. Many are assumed here.

Well done Ally!❤

Really awesome...I actually didn't know this tool existed!

Simple but effective. Thanks Ally!

Nice tip. Thank you.

Best Affinity tutorials around!

Thanks Ally!

Excellent video as always! Thank you!

Disappointed. Doesn't have Touch canvas rotation

can we have an updated video to this since many are moving into AFFINITY from ADOBE a well we have a new version.. Thank you in advance

Hello, great tutorial! Please can you tell me if it is possible to select a specific color, in my case white and have affinity remove all of that color from the image? Its something that photo shop can do and I wondered if affinity could do the same. its a handy tool when printing on white t shirts. Thanks.

Great video. Thank you

Give us Image Tracing!

Why can't it just select with the lasso ? This is not efficient

Is she a they them?

Great video! How about doing a gradient fill layer for a vignette? I find it easy in Photopea, but I'm having a hard time in Affinity.

Thank you. It is much more fun to listen to you than to rtfm!