I have been drawing with the XPPen Artist 12 (2nd Generation) graphic display tablet for several times on adobe illustrator but when I changed to affinity designer my lines became smoother than before.
And the subscription is annoying, but it's a damn good deal imo if you're using 3+ programs regularly. Affinity designer is a complete replacement for my needs from Adobe illustrator.
This seemingly insignificant difference can significantly help you find certain features during the design process. While the Illustrator tools and menus are completely black and white, the Designer interface has color icons. My old corporate office spent thousands on Adobe courses for the whole department and I walked away with more experience in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Premiere. The Affinity interface has a slight advantage over the Adobe product in terms of color. Your comment has prompted me to do a little more research though, for fail safe purposes.ĮDIT: In respect of OP's actual post, I do agree that for job-prospects and future-proofing, Adobe CC is your best bet. I don't mind that since the software is totally free and there are scripts galore for features. Generally I've found both programs up to challenge to produce work of a professional standard, including CMYK in GIMP, even if it does take a little more time. There are a few features in the Adobe programs that I miss but that can be worked around in the free programs with a bit of fiddling. This is interesting, as I moved over from CC to Inkscape and GIMP six months ago and haven't experienced any of these issues. Join our Discord server Design Subreddits LIST Please report any posts which break these rules, to maintain the quality of the subreddit.
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