I prefer illustrator for a specific job
illustrators work in art or graphic design
What program is best for Vector?
I prefer illustrator for a specific job
illustrators work in art or graphic design
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#63
notsu100
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Posted 26 February 2013 - 01:22 PM
I would go with Illustrator. Maybe the tools don't different so much in Illustrator and CorelDraw, but the main aspect is learning the program to become a better designer. As Illustrator is more popular, then obviously there are much more tutorials and little tweaks you can find form the internet. So this was the main reason why I chose Illustrator not CorelDraw.
At the same time...a matter of taste.
At the same time...a matter of taste.
#66
krisdesign
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Posted 18 April 2013 - 03:44 PM
Illustrator is a good for vector in a first place, because you can use the EPS, embed the image and fonts, and no problems with scailing.
The Corel Draw on a second place, nice colour from Illustrator, you can save your work in a EPS, ussing that on Illustrator, or different.
The Corel Draw on a second place, nice colour from Illustrator, you can save your work in a EPS, ussing that on Illustrator, or different.
#67
Dskwrks
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Posted 22 April 2013 - 05:36 AM
Which ever one your most comfortable with... As mentioned in another post vector is vector so not matter the app that created it... But I say Adobe for they are the leading standard who is stomping all over the competition even at times the 3d apps
#69
DONALDBAKER
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Posted 26 May 2013 - 06:25 AM
Inkscape is as good as anything out there and is free. You might have to learn a few tricks to do some things that Illustrator has built in functions for, but Illustrator has its limitations too and some that Inkscape doesn't.
#72
Anaid
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Posted 31 July 2013 - 01:41 PM
I would go with Illustrator first but I like to use Xara Graphic & Photo Designer too, because I find sometime it is easy to navigate trough all fonts and it has great set of features, you can export to many different files, ai, eps. psd, pdf, swf, etc .
#76
tski
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Posted 04 October 2013 - 10:20 PM
Never had much time for Illustrator or Corel. Mainly because I adopted Photoshop as my go to program right from the start. Vector wise it can be a little frustrating to begin with but I'm at the stage where I can do pretty much whatever I like vector-wise, no hassle. Don't be afraid 
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