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What programs used by professional designers to produce a design and make most of them major in graphic design?
I mean they use the street as Supreme, Hundreds, Alife, Johnny and muffins. Do you think these people took courses in graphic design college? I really want to know the steps do I design my line of shirts and one day open a clothing boutique in New York.
You have to understand that most design is an innate natural ability to understand design principles. Of course, taking design courses that help develop their ability to use tools, but it is the inspiration that really makes a good designer and able to take advantage of the inspiration! Even the best golf courses can not do a great designer … I'm still trying to find constant inspiration, believe me! But to answer your question specifically about the tools that designers use graphics, Adobe suite is everything you need to run my studio in http://www.adrialdesigns.com (What is logo design, print design and web site design). The Adobe suite is expensive but vital. There are no alternatives as far as I'm concerned. Good luck to you! Sounds like a fun dream to aspire to!
Philippe Petit for Supreme Fall/Winter 2010
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