Last Updated: 23 March 2021
Affinity Publisher is fast becoming the go-to app of choice for design professionals. It’s not only feature rich but also eminently affordable with a cost effective low purchase price and no subscription to worry about.
I initially created two training sessions for Affinity Publisher, one at the beginning of the public Beta programme in August 2018 and the other as soon as it was officially released in June 2019.
However, coverage didn’t stop there! Since the initial release I’ve live streamed several more sessions covering various specific features of Affinity Publisher.
Check all the videos out below …
Elaine Serif should hire YOU! I hope you’ll be doing an in-depth look at data merge. I know YOU can do it justice!
Hi Elaine,
I retired 10 years ago and one of my hobbies is compiling yearbooks. I started when my dad died and I discovered 100s of photos in a trunk and I decided to create a book, which began in 1918, from them to make them more visible. As well as these earlier books I try to complete a book every year for the current year. In the main they contain pages of photos (mainly family and friends but I do include the odd news item as well) plus commentary. I use Mixbook which allows me to submit books of 399 pages per annum so they are pretty comprehensive (or boring according to some members of my family). I don’t go back and alter the design of books from previous years but I am always trying to improve the look and layout of the books I am currently working on. I have had Affinity Photo for some time but I have recently purchased Publisher and come across your excellent tutorials which have really opened my eyes to what could be possible and how I could make my books look more professional. I am reasonably happy, at least for now, on the main content and the way the photos/text is shown but I am getting quite excited on how I could improve the look of my title page, contents page, back page, summary pages etc. I haven’t really got a specific question but I just wanted you to know I am diligently working through your videos and picking up all kinds of ideas so I will be interested in anything you output in the future,
Best regards,
Michael