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I'm a huge fan of the abundance in new-comers who are challenging the Creative Cloud. I've been using Sketch for years as my weapon of choice for UI, I recently began playing around with Affinity to replace Illustrator for icons and illustrations.

But I was wondering, is anyone taking a stab at replacing After Effects or do I really still need to keep that CC subscription to have a proper motion graphic tool?

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Affinity Designer To After Effects Book

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The Effects Panel. Number five is the Effects panel, which, as the name suggests, allows you to enhance your artwork using a couple of visual treatments. By default, the panel is located within the software’s right-sided panels, between the Layers and Styles ones, and comes with ten different effects which are pretty self-explanatory. Hello again:) this time i will show you How to Create a Cartoon animation Using Affinity Designer and After Effectsoriginal artwork by: https://dribbble.com. Jul 30, 2018 Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo replaced Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop quickly. The only apps I have to get through a reseller is After Effects and InDesign. Once Serif.com produce Affinity Publisher, I can live with the hoops to get After Effects. InVision has a more “traditional” process in that it only takes flattened images. Hi, welcome back to Affinity Designer Quick Start. In this lesson we're going to go through how you can transform shapes. And there are two ways that you can transform shapes in Affinity Designer. One is on the canvas, using tools that will come up when you hover your mouse around the shape. And the other is using the transform panel.

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