The advent of the digital space has created an increasing demand for skilled visual communicators who are able to represent brands online. A vast majority of graphic designers are also no longer working for specialised agencies and consulting companies, choosing instead to work in-house for companies.
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Myfonts
Not only is Myfonts a website with fonts galore, its “WhatTheFont” feature solves a crucial problem for graphic artists. Myfont can:
- Supply your archive with a very large collection of fonts (many are free, some can be purchased)
- Track the origin of a particular font by uploading it to the WhatTheFont tool
Affinity Photo
Affinity Photo is a professional photo editing application that makes no compromises on quality, despite offering one of the most affordable products on the market. It offers powerful features for fettling and fine-tuning images, as well as modules that reveal great depth, colour and detail in raw files.
Photoshop
Photoshop 1.0 was released back in 1990 — and has since become one of the most well-known graphic design tools of all time. In 2020 Photoshop is still a great option for anyone looking to create anything that involves raster graphics.
Procreate
Procreate is a powerful raster graphics tool for iPad and iPhone devices. Using a good stylus, a skilled designer can create stunning graphics and art. Procreate has been around for a while and has amassed a huge social following on Instagram and YouTube by showcasing their most inspiring pieces and detailed tutorials.
Clip Studio Paint
Digital artists dig Clip Studio Paint’s simple collection of illustration apps because of its simplicity, mirror feature and affordability. Clip Studio is:
- A cheaper alternative to Adobe suite—great for graphic designers on a budget
- Available for Mac or PC
- Available on iPad with a free 6 month trial
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