Which do you think is better for logo design? Corel Draw or Adobe illustrator

chetaseo Level 3

September 1, 2016, 12:38 am

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I have a question, most especially for those who have some form of experience in graphic design,.................If someone wants to go into logo graphic design and make some perfections in it, which one of these two design tools do you think is good enough for it; COREL DRAW or ADOBE PHOTOSHOP?
i did some research and discover the two of them but just want to hear your opinion on the one you feel is better and why.

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Everett

Everett

I have personally never used Corel Draw, however I have more experience with Photoshop, and will say that it is a very large program with many options to choose from. Not only do you have many options to choose from, but you have an abundance of plugins to add to the program as well.

I've been using Photoshop for a very long time. I even took a High School course for Photoshop, which taught me absolutely nothing. I don't think the teacher actually knew what he was doing, and probably just messed around in it in the past. However, if you can look at some guides, and or tutorials you'll find that it's not really hard to learn.

Before long, you'll be a great graphic design artist, and you don't really need any special talents, but a very creative brain. So I would like to say I think Adobe Photoshop would be a great program for logo creation.

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chetaseo

chetaseo

Thank you very much for your response. i was even thinking in that direction of using adobe illustrator but stumbled upon some creative beautiful designs that were done by corel draw on YouTube. then i got confused unto which one to go for. but i will consider adobe illustrator seruously.

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Cristian

Cristian

Not a designer but I do have a lot of designers friends and colleagues, all of them are saying the same thing when it comes to making logos: Adobe illustrator all the way!

I think it depends on what you are familiar with and maybe some tools you can only find in Corel Draw and some only in Adobe illustrator. Whatever the case, both software are expensive!

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chetaseo

chetaseo

They are expensive because they are very great in producing top quality graphic designs. hmmmmm,.it seems adobe illustrator is winning the game here. anyway i realy apreciate your effort. thanks.

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Lynne

Lynne

Ok I am not a graphic designer and my "skills" are limited to Canva LOL but my sister is a graphic designer and she has told me that Corel Draw is old school and Photoshop is the way to go.

I can't explain why because I don't understand these things.

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vinaya

vinaya

This depends on your skills. If you are good at Coral Draw, you will find it is easier to draw a logo on Coral Draw, likewise, if you have better skills with Adobe illustrator, you will find it is easier to draw a log with Illustrator. Personally, I have never used Illustrator, I don't know how to use it. However, I have used Coral Draw sometimes in my life.
I stopped using Coral Draw when I learned photoshop skills, these days when I have to design a logo or any other graphics, I use Photoshp.

9 years ago

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jadsmith

jadsmith

Photoshop and Corel seem too hard for a beginner like me. Is there any service which could help me if I have limited knowledge in this?

8 years ago

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elina92

elina92

you could check this logo creation software. Of course if you need it done professional you can either hire someone or learn how to do it by yourself. Personally I also find Photoshop difficult but it depends on your knowledge.

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shokoman

shokoman

For me personally, better Illustrator, I generally prefer Adobe products.

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shokoman

shokoman

Moreover, I recently learned a way that allows you to get Adobe Illustrator for Free . For me, this is just great news, I advise you to use it too. If you choose Illustrator, of course

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Modoner45

Modoner45

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