What's best? Quark xpress, adobe InDesign, or adobe illustrator? I'm designing my book cover
6 Answers to "What's best? Quark xpress, adobe InDesign, or adobe illustrator? I'm designing my book cover"
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I have probably logged about 3000+ hours in Adobe Photoshop. It is very powerful, Illustrator is also powerful, for vector graphics. I don't have very much use for vector graphics. But when I was actively running my design company, I would use both. A thing to note about Quark is they are adverting compatibility with .psd and .ai files. So that should tell you something. Again I haven't used Illustrator too much, but I have done some stuff for print, (eventual hardcopy), and I used primarily PS. So I would advice a highbrid of PS and AI for print work. I hope you win. ;)
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Have u ever done a book cover?
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I'd love that!
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InDesign
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If you need to do it in a timely manor then I would stick with what ever you are most comfortable with...
Any vector app...
I kinda like xara (but its vector input tools are a bit backward)...
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I like photoshop
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How about google sketchup?
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by PreZombie Oct 5th, 2012 at 11:13PM
I prefer the classic, paper and pencil
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Reply by CourtneyRose001 Oct 5th, 2012 at 11:15PM
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Reply by PreZombie Oct 5th, 2012 at 11:17PM
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