Quite a dramatic change from a few months ago when everything was frozen! Our favourite tree still hasn't fully blossomed but the lily pads provide plenty of green! 😄
Hopefully, I can get a good photo in the summer and then again in autumn and have the whole "Four Seasons"
I love how the branch from the right frames the wildflowers blossoming in the sunshine as the dried needles on the forest floor contrast the green grass.
All the layers that went into the cover art for the Mental Clutter EP. Quite a few photos that ended up as subtle texture (I had big plans when I took that cauliflower pic).
The original idea was to use use that pic of the Circuit Rhythm as the cover, but that seemed too much like product placement, so I used it as inspiration instead.
We've had a tonne of rain recently. While walking along the trail I stumbled upon this verdant green watershed! Some of the greenest plants I've ever seen!
I have scanned a lot of old black and white photos and now I want to restore some of them with #affinity / #affinityphoto.
Of course #affinity is mainly focused on color images. Does anyone know of a plugin that is particularly suitable for processing old black and white images?
Yeah, think they are still on legacy plugin pricing. I don't think you can get Silver Efex as a standalone purchase unfortunately. They do offer a trial period so you can check if it is what you want to spend money on though.
I’m a few versions back, don’t use it enough to grab every upgrade.
Speaking of failures in the last post, I decided so share one of those with you.
As you can see, this image appears to be pretty fine, right? And that's true, expect the sword the knight is holding. It is a bit bent, something the blade of a longsword should not be.
@daniel@Noriko I would make a selection of the sword, turn it into a new layer, rotate it, then use content-aware fill on the original layer to fill in the part that was previously overlapped by the sword. This is possible in Photoshop and Affinity Photo, but I can also recommend this free AI plug-in for Krita: