Which software do you use to make "publishing quality" illustrations as shown?.
Dec 18, 2014 #1 >>_ 2 0 Which software do you use to make "publishing quality" illustrations as shown?. Attachments ScreenShot.png 20.6 KB Views: 385 Screen Shot 2014-12-18 at 13.23.21.png 16.5 KB Views: 434
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Dec 18, 2014 #2 mafagafo 188 12 None, because I do not make "publishing quality" illustrations. I would suggest anything similar to Inkscape, however. This may be of assistance. Note that I fail to find the 1st picture to be of "publishing quality". Best of luck.
None, because I do not make "publishing quality" illustrations. I would suggest anything similar to Inkscape, however. This may be of assistance. Note that I fail to find the 1st picture to be of "publishing quality". Best of luck.
Dec 18, 2014 #3 >>_ 2 0 Thank you, I've found Inkscape also, and works perfectly for this purpose. Best wishes.
Dec 18, 2014 #4 mafagafo 188 12 It is not specific for that, but any decently documented vector graphics editor should suffice. And there seems to be a plethora of Inkscape tutorials.
It is not specific for that, but any decently documented vector graphics editor should suffice. And there seems to be a plethora of Inkscape tutorials.
