art graphic designer, how to ?
By MatejScorp13
@MatejScorp13 (926)
Croatia (Hrvatska)
May 27, 2008 8:15am CST
im smart when its about programming but when i need to make some art for my games or some programs, or even a website then im really amateur, even worst
is there any way that i can learnt to have some meaning in creating art graphic designs in some various graphic programms like corel or photoshop ... i would prefer corel, but i still doesnt know even with him doing that
1 person likes this
4 responses
@shyloo (108)
• Philippines
27 May 08
Hi Im not a graphic designer, but I can relate to you. I can say that I know how to program better than designing pages. Most of the people I know think that designers and developers can never exist in 1 person, but I also know of a few who do quite well in both fields. From my point of view, it depends on your interests and eagerness to learn. Nothing can stop us from becoming what we want. So good luck to you. ('v')!
@MatejScorp13 (926)
• Croatia (Hrvatska)
27 May 08
i think too that i cannot be both becouse i doesnt know to sketch as a most people does, those truely artist ... but using computer i know that even i can get a really great sketches, only i need somewhere to start learing
btw. what about you, you doesnt whant to learn this or what, becouse you doesnt say that you even try it
1 person likes this
@vishnu_badlapur (560)
• India
27 May 08
I am a programmer and use Photoshop extensively for my website development related works. I have not used Corel so no comments on that. You don't need any great effort learning Photoshop. The GUI itself is the Help. The problem is the jargons that are used by these s/ws that make us think that it is something that we cannot understand. You can always use Photoshop help to get along with specific words. Just start using the s/w them search the net to get help on what you want to do. You will learn faster. Best of Luck. Bye...
1 person likes this
@Liasonfan (1702)
• Canada
27 May 08
Yep, good luck to you. I am not a graphic designer, either, but I love to play around and create themes for my 3 different websites. Everything I know is self-taught, trial and error, and I have a blast doing it!
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
28 May 08
I am wondering why do you prefer corel? Corel is no doubt a good product, I been using it as far back as its ver 3. Unfortunately Adobe products are the industry standard for graphics design at least in my area. I had difficulties migrating to adobe. If I'm having a hard time with adobe I'll do it in corel and import it to adobe. My methods is unproductive.
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
28 May 08
So you are a solid corel like me
. It appear that learning how to use a graphic editor is not the problem, producing a great one is. Everybody is a work-in progress when it comes to graphics design. If you want to use it in commercial purposes then you have to keep up with current trend and style, color combination(whats in and whats out) and objects selection(true picture, vector or 3D). Use the internet to visit great pages, magazine and other print media, billboards and learn from them. Do not be contended with what you know in terms of image manipulation and effect, experiment and discover new things. Unless you want to be like Picasso then do it your way. Good luck to you MatejScorp and happy posting.
. It appear that learning how to use a graphic editor is not the problem, producing a great one is. Everybody is a work-in progress when it comes to graphics design. If you want to use it in commercial purposes then you have to keep up with current trend and style, color combination(whats in and whats out) and objects selection(true picture, vector or 3D). Use the internet to visit great pages, magazine and other print media, billboards and learn from them. Do not be contended with what you know in terms of image manipulation and effect, experiment and discover new things. Unless you want to be like Picasso then do it your way. Good luck to you MatejScorp and happy posting.@MatejScorp13 (926)
• Croatia (Hrvatska)
28 May 08
as you say that you are using corel since ver.3, i also use it for a very a lot of time, i doesnt know what was the first version that i started to use but i whant to point in that, that the first and only graphic editor i get and started to use was corel so i never get another one
1 person likes this
