I'll second that. The ideas are the real commodity.Brain, pencil & paper, computer...
Brain, pencil & paper, computer.
Then... Indesign, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Hi guys,
For me the most essential graphic design package has to be Adobe Master Collection. I bought it this weekend from Newport Tesco Superstore.
It's expensive but you literally get every Adobe program you could want for under £3,000 (and if you buy from Tesco you get club card points!)
Tesco sell Adobe Master Collection?
I suddenly have an urge to go and buy CS from a supermarket(!) It's almost as though I've been reading about Tesco stocking it everywhere I look!
Nine out of his eleven posts mention Tesco (and the other two are follow-ups to querying his Tesco involvement!). Can someone have a word...
It's massive news for people like me that buy design software once every few months. The fact that I can add it to my monthly shop and benefit from reward points means I save a lot of money.
Why do you buy design software every few months?
Touche. I'll wind my neck in (Can I blame Monday morning blues?).
Not to get overly defensive, but I only post when I feel I can add something (or on the odd occasion - massively bored at work), which at this stage in my GD career (pre) isn't much (hence 20 posts in the nine months of lurking).
.. oh and the patience of a Saint when you have to try and justify cost / explain that gradients and effects are a bad idea for logos (even though 75% of my clients are now demanding them *shakes head*)