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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1942248, member: 19065&quot;]Well it is one of the best applications, but you don&#039;t need to use it exclusively. There are cheaper versions like Photoshop Elements or the Photoshop smartphone App that&#039;s very affordable. Many people use freeware such as Gimp, a near knockoff to Photoshop. You might also find cheap older copies of the Adobe software available for sale. Similarly, some desktop/laptop computers come stocked with simple drawing applications like Paint. Like any tool, realizing what you can get out of, even with simple tools, can achieve great results. It just takes a certain resolve to see if you can push the tool to get the results you want. In fact, some designers have used grossly outdated versions of Photoshop to layout magazine covers for major publications like Time in an era of much more sophisticated software, achieving superb results. That is to say that all we need to do it, is the most rudimentary tools, such as the ancient and well tested/perfected, pencil and paper, not just the latest greatest and highest priced software available.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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