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Resembling the shape of each petal. If you select all the curves to fill and you apply a gradient, it will apply as if all these curves were one big one. So it's not what I'm looking for, but it still helps for the future by pre-setting the colors and the type of gradient you want If, as in my example, you want one gradient per petal, start by selecting a first petal. You will have to, with the Fill tool still, click where you want to start the gradient, drag and release where you want the gradient to end. If you now set the Type to Elliptical, you will be able to choose the length and width of the gradient. If when you adjust the size of the width (or the length) the size of the other side also moves, it means that you have "Keep infill proportions" (the little padlock) checked.
To make an ellipse it must therefore be unchecked (Yes, it's true, it's pretty hard to see when it's checked or not checked, so I click on it several times when it doesn't do what I want and it image manipulation service always ends up working the way I want!) The Outer Shadow effect to give relief Now that each curve is filled, with a gradient or plain, we can tackle what will really create this cut-out paper effect. and superimposed: the outer shadow. Select all the curves of your subject (the flower in my example) Click on “Fx” at the bottom of the Layers panel: Layer Effects (or menu Layer>Layer Effects…) Checks Outer Shadow and opens this settings window Set the Blending mode as you wish (the Multiply mode works great with black shadows.
Adjusts the radius of the shadow (the larger it is, the more the shadow will be spread and blurred) Set the shadow offset (which will shift depending on the angle, editable just a little lower) Adjust the intensity (I leave it at 0% in general) Set the opacity (50% I find it good) Check that the "Filling hides the shadow" box is checked (you can test what happens if not Note (in your head) elements that we will do next. I usually only change the radius and the offset and I put round numbers like that it's less complicated to remember :p Affinity Designer tutorial: Add light effects to the cut-out paper object (5)Add the shadow effects on the cutout paper object (5) Affinity Designer tutorial: Shadow effect result! (6)Result of the shadow effect! (6) Add a "paper" texture (or other for that matter) for a realistic effect Find the texture image to reproduce a cut paper Like before, just go to the “Stock” panel and search for “Paper”, “Paper texture” or whatever.
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发表于 2022-10-1 13:21:07