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I’ve been getting the hang of Inkscape recently, but just started messing with an old version of Illustrator today. I’m curious, if any of you have used both, which version do you prefer to use when designing projects to carve, and why. I’m too new to vector design to really have an opinion yet, and would like to hear what others have to say.
I’ll have to have a look at the stuff you’ve linked. So far I am finding InkScape much more intuitive, but I am using a very old version of Illustrator to be fair. The learning curve ain’t exactly mild for either of them. It’s coming along though.
After nearly a full day in Illustrator, All I have to show for it is a butterfly. Could have probably knocked it out much faster in Inkscape, but hey…it’s a learning experience.
After the ‘big’ build of the xcarve I need all the help I can get on this side of things of what programs to use for designing- can I have a sneak preview!