Procreate definitely has a very important place and I use it all the time for animations and sketching and IG post content. Q: Does Affinity Designer replace Procreate, or do you still create in Procreate and then “transfer” to Affinity? I also had a Kindness Matters design made into a bag and button and pencil pouch and again, totally perfect! I've always been disappointed with the Procreate printing, so I pretty much just using Affinity Designer now on my iPad (though Procreate is still awesome for lots of special things like animation and social media content). I did a Disneyland poster just this week and I did so much resizing, copying, shifting and adjusting and it printed perfectly!! It is so much easier to manage all of print settings and even adjust all of that in Affinity Designer because it is designed for final products, not for things to stay in your iPad forever.Īnd it really does look perfect each time with this app. And fixing that is absolutely a huge part of this course. You're right, that is exactly what the problem with Procreate is!! Designs always look best on the screen. Will these things be addressed in this app and class? However, I can never control sizing prints or how the colors translate from screen to in-person in Procreate. Q: As a Procreate die-hard (with lots of brushes and pallets), starting fresh sounds daunting. Some people are worried about not having their Procreate brush collection but I’ve spent maybe $10 Affinity Designer brushes and got over 100 Affinity brushes - that being said, I haven't even needed to install them yet because, just with the standard brushes, I've made soooo many final products that I've put in my home and given as gifts. And there are even more specialized effects that can be added to make your work look amazing without having to spend a lot of time on it. Many of those layers used masks and blend settings and different brushes as well. The latest piece that I was working on had over 1000 layers and was designed to be over 40 inches tall. Yes! It absolutely is as comprehensive as Procreate - maybe even more so since you’re not constrained with pixels! Q: Is Affinity Designer as comprehensive as Procreate? For instance, can you use layers, brushes, masks and blend modes?
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