Working with global colours
Affinity Designer Video Tutorial
Like compounds, global colours are one of those ‘underrated’ functions when working in Affinity Designer. Yet, they are worthy of taking a good look at, as they can make a big difference to tedious tasks.
Global colours allow you to easily change colours across different objects in a document. You might think of symbols but with colours. Symbols are shapes you can alter and all instances of the shape will change, global colours do the same thing for a specific colour.
Let’s take a look:
I hope you enjoyed this video tutorial on working with global colours in Affinity Designer. If you work with variations, logos, or print design, I would strongly suggest you give the function a go! Play with it – not just for something as trivial as Christmas baubles – but for logos and labels. Define your limited colours as global and quickly alter a whole bunch of shapes with a few clicks. Enjoy!
