the Fashion Spot

**Luna** · 07-01-2006

I usually start off with hand... pencis.. render with marker... put it into photoshop and play with it.

fazlicakir · 08-01-2006

i think the only matter is knowing what do you really want to do in pc.
i am graphic designer. when i prepare my designs for tshirt i use corel draw. also i am using corel draw for designing labels logos and cloth tags. because corel draw more simple from adobe illustrator.

i use photoshop for designing screen prints, book and magazine covers.

kinkexplosion · 01-06-2006

how about for Fashion Designing? gowns, dresses, clothes?

**gius** · 01-06-2006

^You can use any for fashion design, like Adobe Photoshop, Corel or what.

Adobe Illustrator makes very nice, precise shapes/lines

(more of a clean look)

PrinceOfCats · 01-06-2006

TBH, MS Paint = 133t.

CaptainJackSparrow · 02-06-2006

^^haha

LORENAC · 02-06-2006

I Use Adobe Illustrator,it´s Ok.

**gius** · 02-06-2006

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Originally Posted by PrinceOfCats

TBH, MS Paint = 133t.

What is TBH and 133t ?

PrinceOfCats · 02-06-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by gius

What is TBH and 133t ?

T3h gosu.

HotDog · 02-06-2006

i use Painter for drawing or doing flat template because it has the canvas rotate tool (those damn horizon line can be annoying sometime). I mainly use photoshop for toning skin or create fabric texture. All that say, you still need to get a wacom tablet if you ever want to use those program successfully.

Prague · 03-06-2006

Question: Are Wacom tablets really as good as they're claimed to be? Everyone renders them the god of all tablets. I have a Genius tablet (since Wacom tablets aren't exported to South Africa), but I must say my little Genius tablet treats me quite well and I can't imagine how a tablet can be better.. Why all the fuss about Wacom?

Fabulyss · 08-03-2008

I have a question about InDesign and I'm not sure where else to post it:

When you place an image in a document does that mean it is there permanently? (so that I do not have to keep the original picture from my computer?)

Or is it still linked to the original pic on my comp?

thanks in advance

e-v-elina · 08-03-2008

i think Paint shop pro is the easiest one for beginners. i started using it when i was like 12 or 13 and then i started using photoshop and illustrator. so if you've never worked with graphic design, i'd say go for Paint shop pro (i still love it more than photoshop and illustrator =p)

Mihalis · 08-03-2008

i'd start off with photoshop since you can use what you need to, but will still have access to things you may want in the future. if you start off with a different app and want to progress (aka move to photoshop) you will have to relearn the interface and how to do many basic things.

Marcel · 08-03-2008

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Originally Posted by e-v-elina

i think Paint shop pro is the easiest one for beginners. i started using it when i was like 12 or 13 and then i started using photoshop and illustrator. so if you've never worked with graphic design, i'd say go for Paint shop pro (i still love it more than photoshop and illustrator =p)

is there something for free?
I always wanted a program because I'm tired of the normal microsoft paint but
before I pay I would stay with it