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What software do you use to design your graphics?

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Illustrator, Photoshop, and Gimp all seem to be popular design softwares now. Which design software do you use, and why?
 
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Photoshop and illustrator. It's the only software I've purchased and it's easy to use and I've learned to much to go to a different platform.
 
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I use GIMP for everything. I've decided to stay away from Photoshop because I don't feel like paying hundreds of dollars for something that GIMP can do.
 
GIMP is the one I use. I find it to be similar to Photoshop however it's a free alternative which suits me seen as I don't really use it for all that much so paying for software wouldn't be beneficial to me. It's seem crazy to pay hundreds for a certain software when a free one can do pretty much the same.
 
Sketch for my own clients and projects and Adobe XD at work, but I still use PhotoShop CC and Illustrator CC every once in a while, too. I personally prefer Sketch over the other software mentioned. It's lightweight, easy to use, great if you're a developer as well and, like Illustrator, it's vector-based. You should definitely check it out if you work on a Mac.

Adobe XD is, however, pretty similar. It's pretty Sketch for Windows, but Sketch just works better for me personally.

I am also looking forward to Invision Studio. It looks great and it'll be released in January 2018.
 
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