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Currently, I'm not making use of any version of Adobe Illustrator. What I'm currently making use of is Affinity Designer. It works well for me that I haven't bothered about Adobe illustrator.

Affinity Designer have been what I used as a good alternative to Adobe Illustrator which is very good to the best of my knowledge. The price is also affordable at $54.99.

I'm averagely good with free hand illustrations. I haven't been able to give it more time to practice because if I do, I will be good at it.

I'm good with raw sketching 85%. It's good enough for me to have the raw work of what I wanted to do before putting in the final piece together. The raw sketch helps me a lot because it's like a work blueprint.

Photoshop does it best for anything you want on image editing. I watched the video on YouTube which was on how to edit using Photoshop, it took me just 2 hours to master it.

No one taught me how to use Photoshop. I watched YouTube videos of how to use it and kept practicing on my own for 2 months before I learnt it well.

Nope, I don't have any interest in playing music whenever I'm working. It's a big focus distraction for me. I hate any kind of noise when I'm working.

If you go to Facebook, you will so many AI programs designed jobs on the social media platform since after their last upgrade with AI being infused with meta.

I have three different banner design jobs for websites that I have been contracted to work on. I'm almost finished with the first banner today and will likely start the other two by tomorrow.

This looks very resourceful. I haven't come across something like this before, so I'm going to see how far I'm going to be designing with this and logos in it.

Without being very creative at its best, it's always going to be very difficult for you to succeed as a graphics designer. When you're working on a project but you start losing focus, where do you usually draw inspiration from that boosts your creativity?

Everyone who's into graphics designing have their learning stage. Assuming that you're now a pro in graphics designing, what's the most important tips you're going to give to newbies in the field that's going to help them so much?

I love my logo design to be simple but with a decent details. Without the details, it's not going to be that useful as it's supposed to be.

This looks very interesting and they seem to offer more with this new Behance Pro. I haven't considered using it before but I do now.