u/Behind_The_Book

Lino print of glass?

Hello!

So I’ve never done linocut printing but I really like the style of it. I’m a stained glass artist and would love to explore doing linocut on stained glass!

Would it be do-able on something that’s not fully flat? Presuming heavily textured glass wouldn’t work at all

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u/Behind_The_Book — 5 days ago
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Red Velvet Cupcakes for my mums wedding! I’m so happy with how they’ve turned out

Previously I’ve been quite rubbish at decorating but I bought a new piping tip and it went so well! I also made my own parchment cupcake cases because I didn’t want to go to the shop again haha

u/Behind_The_Book — 22 days ago

Creating a Blurred Background in Affinity by Canva (PC version) on a RAW photo?

Hi all, I'm very new to editing photos and I've been using Affinity purely because it is free and I already use it to create basic vector programs for my stained glass hobby. I have figured out how to create a mask but not how to create a blurred background in RAW editing (Ideally don't want to develop the image to add the blur so I can still use the RAW data to edit further if I need to).

The image in question is a Hare I stumbled upon on a walk in local farmer fields. I was just about to put my camera away when it ran in front of me! Unfortunately I had a bit of watermark of my camera lens and it has created a slight distortion and noise above the Hare and I like the blurred background look so I would really like to learn this skill.

Please don't tell me to just use AI, I avoid any use of AI in my creative hobbies.

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u/Behind_The_Book — 1 month ago