Treat yourself to the affinity suite.I'm just getting business set up and need some free/cheap software to design logo and do adverts on.
If you can recommend anything that's easy to use ?
Fair point, but on the other hand you don’t have to upgrade and your original version will keep working. And it’s still a better deal than the subscription method that Adobe use now - even the student pricing means you pay £208 a year.I'm going to qualify my earlier answer; Affinity make great products but I'm not a fan of their upgrade policy
- even the student pricing means you pay £208 a year.
Yes, Adobe has been the industry standard for a long time, so it makes sense for colleges to follow that. My brother is a graphics/illustrator by trade and has always used Adobe. As a freelancer though, and going semi-retired, he changed to Infinity because of the subscription pricing - he can still produce files in Adobe format for stuff that goes off to printers - all his work now is producing signs for mountain bike trails in SW Australia, freelancing for the local shires (= counties in U.K.-speak). Nice work if you can get it - 100 AUD an hour, plus printing costs, and he also charges for going out and installing the signs on the trails so he gets paid for a day out on the bike!No choice really here as that's what she uses at college.