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Posted September 9, 2015 10:30am by

Would it be okay to use Sketch for the design courses?

I have Sketch 3 and was wondering if I would still be able to get by? For example, "Foundation of Illustrator" or "Foundation of Photoshop".

2 Answers

September 9, 2015 10:59am

Hi Bruce,

I would say YES, I am on a windows PC and used Serif Drawplus to follow along, it does take a little longer because you have to find the tool they are using on your particular software but it was well worth it for me to learn some good techniques and processes.

There is also a sketch basics course you could do first here then you will know the tools better and possible be able to follow along faster :)

Craig

September 13, 2015 5:40pm

I am using Sketch for Illustrator courses here. No problems really; I have used Illustrator in the past so it was a smooth process.

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