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muy bueno!, muchas gracias

So awesome!! You are making the best quality tutorials right now, thank you!😊

How did you get the look from 3:36 to the look at 3:38?

You make that look very easy to accomplish, thank you.

Amazing tutorial thank you so much now I am practice

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"Move / Duplicate" I cannot find it! Please tell me, thanks!

That was very simple and rather cool! Keep 'em coming :-)

Nice example and I begin to like the Isometric gridtype 👍

ANOTHER Masterpiece! Love this channel!

Awesome!!😊😊 Great tutorial!!

Great tutorial. Thanks.

Thanks! Greetings from Germany

That was cool!

Thank you! Very nice and use-full.

What should be the size of the document and in which format should be the QR code exported

Copy-Paste is not necessary, you have shown the Duplicate-Rotate in other tutorials, that's more efficient.

nice little tutorial thanks

Amazing 👏!! Thank you!!😊😊

🗿6 months is just brutal for adobe

Almost everything is good, but there are a few issues. Above all, working with pixels in such applications is useless. What size is 1000px if you don't consider DPI? Why don't you mention this? What if the center of the circle falls in the middle of a pixel? Bitmaps don't have half-pixels, how would you export that? How do you want to apply such a pixel pattern on, for example, bedding, sweatshirts, bags, T-shirts, when this pattern has no size? I like this lesson, but from experience, I know that if you don't calculate the size to DPI well, once in 10 cases with repeating patterns, you'll get unwanted artifacts at their junction. As I mentioned, these result from rounding calculations that Affinity must apply to a full pixel, whose size is calculated from the document's DPI. DPI is the basis of design! Snapping in Affinity is to the actual physical recalculated size, even if you work on pixels, the program underneath still works in inches/millimeters. What's half of 101 pixels, how many pixels is that? You can't export half a pixel in a bitmap.

As always, TOP 👍

Great Tutorial. Thanks 🎉

thanks for posting this! worked out great for me -- I liked the grainy wood overlay so much I actually added a 2nd copy of it, and chose blend mode " multiply" - got a nice really old western look. Great video!

Great! Thanks 🎉

shape subtraction is great

Or you could do it with 4 symbols and a mandela . . .

I've been using Affinity Designer for about 6 years now. I had no idea it would let me create dynamic symbols. Excellent video. Thanks.

Lot of usefull information. Thanks!

Your tutorials are great. Keep it up.

Incredible. Both Affinity Designer, and this video

Niiiice!!

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Very cool. Thank you.

You can avoid the tedious part, by creating a crescent then duplicate it with 30° rotation.

I would really like to watch you but the sound is too low

A quality method concise and rapid

very spirally tutorial lol :)

Hi. Thank you for your great tutorials and designs. This is my second attempt this evening to follow your instructions. I have completed all steps and the last one to use 'control J' to duplicate does not work. What might I be doing wrong? Thank you.

Hi, thank you for your great tutorials. I have encountered a problem with this particular tutorial. I have successfully completed all stages, however when I press 'ctrl J' at the end no duplication happens? What might I be doing wrong?

Really cool! Thanks!

Looking forward to trying this. 👍

Superb! 👍👍👍 The steps you take makes it so easy. Thank you 🤟 (sign from Spock in StarTrek "live long and prosper)

Had a bit of trouble setting up the guides (I’m on ipad) but I still managed to do it! Thank you 🙏🏼

Very clear instructions and easy to follow! Thank you!

I love your channel, the breakdowns on the sacred geometry are fantastic! Keep it up!