To celebrate, developer Serif is launching the app at a special $13.99 introductory price, a 30% discount off the full price. And, man, there is a Linux version, this is our salvation!!! Because neither Adobe neither Affinity will never go to Linux, and Inkscape is good but… it has his problems.With the resounding success and universal praise heaped upon last year’s launch of Affinity Photo for the iPad, it was only a matter of time before its companion app, the popular vector illustration tool, Affinity Designer, was brought to the platform.Īfter publishing a teaser almost a year ago to the day, Affinity Designer is making its iOS App Store debut. But I wonder a great future for Gravit and I want it grow even more. I know I’m being annoying and it’s a free app so “be quiet and use it fellow”. This is handy because you can select others object without “drop” the rectangle tool for exemple. Interchange to selection tool when I press CTRL/Comand key whatever tool I am working.

If these sliders behave like Illustrator ones (you see the colors changing on each slider) it will be fantastic. We need colors sliders on CMYK an RGB panels - or at least a “spectrum color bar” on CMYK the way it is, it’s difficult to find a CMYK color. If the Advanced Settings of Borders appear below (not over) and at the same width of the main setting it would be more comfortable to try some settings, because you would have the weight field “free” for use. But right off the bat I miss some things the could be useful for others users and could make Gravit better than now: Two days ago I found Gravit Desinger and like it a lot but, really.

I started with Corel Draw migrate to Illustrator and using Inkscape at home/college, and made some projects in Affinity Designer. I’ve been working as a graphic designer (digital and print) for 13 years. First I’m not a English speaker so there will be some mistakes.

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