Hi, I was wondering if some of you had experience ( good or bad ) with switching from a full Adobe subscription to Affinity designer and Affinity photo.
We design user interfaces and switched from Photoshop to Sketch about 3 years ago and have been using it as our main design tool. We still use photoshop for that one photo in a month that needs an edit. We use illustrator to open source files from clients, create/export SVG's And from time to time we create some documents in InDesign an create an animation in after effects.
So we only use around 1% or less of the whole Adobe suite, but we do pay the full 100% ( every month )
Jan 01, 2021 The Wacom Intuos M replaces the Intuos Pro Medium as my top pick for the best drawing tablet for most users. It’s a really capable product that can handle professional work environments as long as you don’t need tilt support, multi touch input and are not using 4K or multiple displays. Affinity Designer offers complete flexibility when using pen tablets or Force Touch-enabled devices for real pressure-sensitive drawing and painting. If you prefer a mouse or trackpad (not Force Touch), Affinity Designer offers simulated pressure sensitivity. Over the last year I've had the opportunity to work with Aussie band, Empire Within, on multiple occasions.The first project involved creating cover artwork for their debut EP, titled 'Submergence', and the second was to create cover artwork for a single….
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