I have had very mixed experiences trying other illustration apps for the Mac, like (Mac/PC/Linux, Free), (Mac, $95 as a download), and (Mac, $69.99). It also will import and export layered PSD files, which is really useful (of course, if you have no idea what a PSD file is, this won’t excite you!). IDraw allows for import and export of SVG, PDF, and EPS files, which one should expect in such an illustration tool. I prefer the mouse to the tablet for illustration work). I love the shallow learning curve, the powerful tool set, and a companion iPad app which will sync its files through iCloud from desktop to tablet and back (I will say that I’ve played with the iPad app and have had only mild success with it due to the controls. Created by the good folks at, iDraw is being continually updated and improved. IDraw is a tool that actually handles a wide variety of illustration challenges pretty handily. If you’re a Mac user and you’re in need of an Illustrator-like program without the steep cost, how does $25 sound?Ī good value? Then I would encourage you to give a good look at. I’ve enjoyed using Illustrator in the past, especially with its implementation of. Considering the amount of people who use their products, the support resources and tutorials that exist, it makes sense to use Adobe’s programs. But Adobe recently changed their products to a subscription basis, where you can have access to all their Creative Suite programs for. Purchasing the entire Creative Suite can set you back upwards of $1,200 and more. There is no argument that Adobe has created the gold standard for design tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign are all incredibly powerful. The “go-to” tool for many years has been the Adobe Creative Suite. When it comes to designing with type, whether for logos or advertising, you need to work with a vector-based design tool. A few people asked me how I created this graphic, as if there were a canned program for making such posters (perhaps there should?). Her poetic words inspired me to create a typographical piece of art from them. Her words really resonated with me and where I am in life. Perfectionism is a terminal but curable disease. Be a magnificent mess, or just an ordinary one. A very talented writer friend of mine, recently posted a great quote on her Facebook feed.
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