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ボトルに影を付ける方法【フォトショップ入門編】 – Affinity Designer

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create gradient backgrounds on any shape in Serif’s Affinity Designer. We will first create a linear gradient background on a rectangle shape, as shown below.

In linear gradients, colour transitions flow along a straight line, from the start point to the end, known as colour stops. By default, you will be in the Draw Persona. Then pick the Rectangle tool and draw a rectangle over the document.

Next click on the Colour swatch. They are known as colour-stop points. Click on the desired colour-stop point and on the Colour swatch after it.

Here we choose the colours H : , S : , L : 50 FFC and H : 47, S : 68, L : 46 C5A for the start and end points of the gradient respectively. We can create gradient backgrounds with more than two colours. For that, we need to introduce multi-position colour stops. Let us pick a circle. Pick the Ellipse Tool or Press M and trace out a circle, pressing along the SHIFT key. You can drag it to manipulate the gradient spread between the colour-stop points.

The points will appear as dots. What we have been creating in the above sections were all linear gradients. If you click on the side Fill Tool and check the Type in the Context Toolbar, you will see that it is Linear. Affinity Designer have options for other types of gradients as well. Here, we choose Conical. As you can see, a conical gradient resembles a cone when viewed from the top.

The colour stops are similar to the sectors the hands of a clock would swipe; they occur along an angle. Three points specify a conical gradient:. You might have noticed that the two colour stops on the right sitting closeby to each other looked similar.

That’s because, the start and end colour stops for a conical gradient are usually supposed to be the same. But to see the difference, click on the stops and choose contrasting colours. Now you’ll see it. Radial gradient is similar to conical gradient, just that the gradient line emerges from the centre of the gradient. Here is the difference between a conical gradient and a radial gradient: the colour-stops of a conical gradient are specified by angles while those of a radial gradient are specified by lengths.

Affinity Designer: Gradient Background In this tutorial, you will learn how to create gradient backgrounds on any shape in Serif’s Affinity Designer.

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By Gaunilo , March 7, in Affinity on Desktop Questions macOS and Windows. I have a diagram where the arrows have to go in different directions. The arrows are supposed to have a gradient. Example below. Where can I align the direction of the gradient?

I searched in the forum and found answers but the only apply to filling forms, not using it like this. Diagramm B-F. You can align the gradient by using the Fill Tool and dragging from Start to End. See the attached video. Does this help? You are my hero! Excellent… I knew there was a logical way I didn’t think of. Thanks a lot! You really eliminated a problem for me. I… don’t know what to say.

If you look at my added pictures you see the effect. Obviously it works as you clearly demonstrate. Anyway, it is solved.

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Recommended Posts. Gaunilo Posted March 7, Posted March 7, If the arrow goes from A to E, there is no gradient, just the two end-colours. Can somebody help me please? I attach the original file as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options GarryP Posted March 7, G13RL Posted March 7, I must be missing something because in the original file, it works as expected.

But not if you put the arrow A-E and make it smaller. At least it didn’t work with me. Gaunilo Posted March 9, Posted March 9, Join the conversation You can post now and register later. Reply to this topic Go to topic listing. Sign In Sign Up. Important Information Please note there is currently a delay in replying to some post.

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