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corrected a mistake, adobe illustrator, not adobe indesign, important difference.
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adamlogan
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I see this question is nearly a year old now, forgive me for reviving this, but in case you're still looking, (or for others who wander here on the same quest).

I suggest checking out Affinity Photo.

For vector work, Affinity Designer is also pretty good and acts as a direct competitor to Adobe InDesignIllustrator. It's amazing how easy it is to work on the same file in both suites, it feels seamless, like you're just changing the workspace.

I see this question is nearly a year old now, forgive me for reviving this, but in case you're still looking, (or for others who wander here on the same quest).

I suggest checking out Affinity Photo.

For vector work, Affinity Designer is also pretty good and acts as a direct competitor to Adobe InDesign. It's amazing how easy it is to work on the same file in both suites, it feels seamless, like you're just changing the workspace.

I see this question is nearly a year old now, forgive me for reviving this, but in case you're still looking, (or for others who wander here on the same quest).

I suggest checking out Affinity Photo.

For vector work, Affinity Designer is also pretty good and acts as a direct competitor to Adobe Illustrator. It's amazing how easy it is to work on the same file in both suites, it feels seamless, like you're just changing the workspace.

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adamlogan
adamlogan
  • 171
  • 6

I see this question is nearly a year old now, forgive me for reviving this, but in case you're still looking, (or for others who wander here on the same quest).

I suggest checking out Affinity Photo.

For vector work, Affinity Designer is also pretty good and acts as a direct competitor to Adobe InDesign. It's amazing how easy it is to work on the same file in both suites, it feels seamless, like you're just changing the workspace.