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question Logo design help

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what do you think ?which is the best tool for logo design

Adob Photoshop ..? O_o

illustrator ..?O_o

coral draw ..?:rolleyes:
 
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Microsoft Word is pretty decent too.

 
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Illustrator or Coral Draw are good ones because they can do vector which is required for print in case you want business cards, etc.
 
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@tiawood Why when you got Microsoft Word to build that right into your business card layout? ;)
 
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Illustrator or Coral Draw are good ones because they can do vector which is required for print in case you want business cards, etc.
thanks for your nice suggestion :)
 
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Photoshop ; more familiar in used. and more tutorial about it
 
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Photoshop ; more familiar in used. and more tutorial about it
:) thanks for your nice suggestion . i recently start working on PS ..
 
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i think photoshop and illustrator are the best..
the there are many people who ask for vector output so you should go with illustrator for sure..
 
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I am into simple pic editing and i use pixlr to edit my dp. :P
 
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I say illustrator is the best tool for logo design, because illustrator logo don't show any crack after zoom.
For print, illustrator logo is excellent.
 
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fireworks is the best
 
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