Markoplo_58
New Member
We have recently hired a new designer. He is a little older than the rest of the team and has mainly been doing freelance. He has experience with lots of agencies and focuses on art working.
One of the reasons we hired him was due to his experience with other agencies but has lately been using this past experience to insist that we work his way - “the correct way”.
I take onboard everything he says but now I’m not sure if these methods are “the correct way” or if it’s just how he likes to work.
As designers we all like to work a little differently and he is starting to make things difficult with no real reason on why he like to work the way he does.
So I ask this forum, should I create links for every vector I copy and paste into InDesign (FB, Twitter icons, simple company logo’s etc). Or does it make no difference if I continue to copy and paste directly from illustrator.
I am aware anything too complex from illustrator will potentially have issues but I am talking about very simple icons and logo’s.
Thanks
One of the reasons we hired him was due to his experience with other agencies but has lately been using this past experience to insist that we work his way - “the correct way”.
I take onboard everything he says but now I’m not sure if these methods are “the correct way” or if it’s just how he likes to work.
As designers we all like to work a little differently and he is starting to make things difficult with no real reason on why he like to work the way he does.
So I ask this forum, should I create links for every vector I copy and paste into InDesign (FB, Twitter icons, simple company logo’s etc). Or does it make no difference if I continue to copy and paste directly from illustrator.
I am aware anything too complex from illustrator will potentially have issues but I am talking about very simple icons and logo’s.
Thanks