It's not as easy to line everything up working on 2 separate pages as it is in Craft Artist. My first go at attempting a 2 pager with the Affinity Suite. Not worked out how to do fancy shadows yet The parameters used in the dialog box are different to those used in Craft Artist.
I'm still getting the hang of basic drop shadows. Today's task for Affinity is masking - seems to work fine. I've been testing out the drawing and painting tools today, and drew and painted the balloon on this art journaling page I used Affinity Designer to create a template for this page with intersecting shapes. This page is done in Publisher using the "Photo Persona" to edit the colours in some of the elements. However, it can borrow functionality from Affinity Photo and Designer to accomplish that stuff, which is why I'm looking at the complete suite. The text tool power is stronger than Craft Artist's, but it can't edit or create graphics. Scrapbooking with Affinity Publisher is fairly straight forward and is done in a similar way as with Craft Artist. My page created in Affinity Photo using a psd scrapbooking template. On a plus note, the psd template imported well. The text tools are too basic for my needs. Scrapbooking with Affinity Photo is much more clunky than using Craft Artist, and took at least twice as long. This is my journey learning to scrapbook in Affinity so far: So I decided to try out the Affinity free Trail in April. However it's crashing and freezing a lot, with the problems getting worse with successive Windows 10 updates. My children and I have been using Craft Artist for years. My first ever digital scrapbooking pages were done using Serif Pageplus, and then I moved into Serif's Scrapbooking Software which evolved inot Craft Artist.
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