Affinity Designer Tutorial - Play with Texture Image Vector Brushes and Gradients

Quick video tutorial from 2Dgameartguru.com on using gradients to create interesting and versatile vector brushes in Affinity Designer.
This video shows the use of gradients as the pattern for a Texture Image Brush in Affinity Designer.
The step-by-step tutorial on this topic with more info and samples [along with the download link for the brushes and gradient images] is on our website:
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[@lorrie774]

I had no idea how to do this. Great tutorial, thank you.

[@2dgameartguru]

Thanks!
It's an awesome tool and I will post another video or two shortly. There's just too much fun in this!

[@factnews92]

This is what i need...thx you

[@2dgameartguru]

I am glad it was helpful!

[@jsdesigns1420]

Hi! Could you please explain how you got the stripes in you ‚straw-brush‘? I only saw you ticking on a layer but don‘t know how it turned the initial color gradient into stripes! Thank you! Jutta

[@nicoleamy7741]

Not sure if you got a reply from anyone, but it looks like the layer he ticked on is actually a group layer, made of shapes and appears to just be a pattern that he had created prior to making the video.

[@paulotorres1816]

Wow, Man!! Nice!! Thank tou!!!!😄

[@2dgameartguru]

No problem! I am glad it was helpful.

[@zeyn6635]

Is possible to make true vector brush (like Adobe Illustrator) in affinity designer ?
I search a lot brush in internet, but all of that based by raster, so I can't expand that brush and sell my work to microstock

[@2dgameartguru]

No there is not. Affinity Designer named them vector brushes but relies solely on bitmaps along the vector path. Inkscape works with vector brushes [like Illustrator].