Do you love that you can quickly create floral shapes with Affinity Designer, but sometimes want something a little less perfect... less "vectory"?
Do you wish you could add a more hand drawn feel to your vector florals, while still benefitting from Designer's built in shapes? Or, perhaps you'd like to create your own, unique floral assets for your illustrations, surface patterns and graphic design projects...
What if I told you that you could create beautiful vector flower, leaf and even vase shapes, using the built in shapes and tools in Affinity Designer, and still give them an organic, textural, uniquely you feel?

Want to know how? Welcome to class!

Hey everyone!

I'm Tracey, an artist, surface pattern designer and Top Teacher here on Skillshare. 

If I say, I love working with vectors for their infinite scalability, and that you can change their color and size with a single click, but sometimes they're a bit too, "vectory." You know what I mean, right?

Don't get me wrong. Flat vectors play an important part in many of my designs, and I love that I can create fun florals in Designer in less time than it takes to say Sasquatch. Sometimes, though, especially when I'm creating illustrations, I want something a little more organic, something more textural... something a little less, "vectory."

In this class, I'm going to show you how you can efficiently and effectively create floral shapes in Designer and add beautiful, organic texture to them, giving them a more illustrative feel.