![]() ![]() By my counting, 60% of the book concerns with explaining the interface and tools, something that intermediate users would already be familiar with. While technically correct, I'd say beginners stand to gain the most from this publication. Who is this book for?Īs Kevin points out from the start, the book targets beginner and intermediate level Affinity Designer users. The interface is nearly identical in Windows, and the author always notes if there are platform differences, like keyboard shortcuts. Kevin is a macOS user, and all the screenshots shown are of that platform. ![]() In practice this does not matter, the current 1.10 release focus almost exclusively in under the wood performance improvements, leaving the interface and functions almost unchanged.Īlthough Affinity Designer also exists on the iPad, this book covers just the desktop edition. It targets version 1.9 of the software, which at the time of writing is one version behind. What's it about?Īs the name suggests, Up and Running with Affinity Designer aims to get the reader familiar with Affinity Designer. He recently collaborated with Serif, the software house responsible for Affinity Designer, with an article for Affinity Spotlight. Kevin House is a digital illustrator and logo designer with over 27 years of experience. ![]() This has not influenced any opinions expressed below, nor has the publisher had access to the review before publication. Disclaimer: The publisher, Packt Publishing, provided a free e-book to write this review. ![]()
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