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Affinity Designer Tutorial - Advanced Fill and Line-Art Separation using Symbols

Another video tutorial from 2Dgameartguru.com on how to separate your fill and line art while keeping it editable and adding shading to your line art. This video explains how to keep your line art in a separate layer from your fill while keeping it all editable in Affinity Designer. This time I start with the lines, add the fills, and then shade the line art. Usually, you would expand the stroke and then combine it to one shape, use it as a clipping mask and work inside it. This means later edits will be hard and time-consuming. Symbols and the Sync functionality of symbols can be a timesaving solution. Let me be very clear: It's not the easiest or the fastest way to do your outlined designs/ character... but if you work on 'evolving' designs, and changes can happen late in the design/ illustration process, you want to keep things easily editable. This 'hack' keeps all the information in a symbol, allowing changes to the line art or the filled shapes and automatically synchronizing between the instances. Most of the functionality shown in the video can be created with other software tools such as Adobe's Illustrator, CorelDraw, or Inkscape with minor alterations and different names for the tools used. See more Affinity Designer and Inkscape tutorials on the website at http://2dgameartguru.com. Music from Audio Library Plus https://www.audiolibrary.plus/ ‘Santana’ by ‘Ason ID’