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It depends on your infrequent needs. Are you using advanced Illustrator features? I also cannot justify a subscription to Adobe CC and try to use Sketch as a F
by apierre 13y ago
It depends on your infrequent needs. Are you using advanced Illustrator features?
I also cannot justify a subscription to Adobe CC and try to use Sketch as a Fireworks/Photoshop alternative.
- uptown 13y agoI'm definitely not using the advanced Illustrator features. The one limiting factor I've found with Sketch is importing existing .AI files. Seems like I'm unable to ungroup the various elements of a file to work with. I'm a pretty heavy Photoshop user, so I'll probably take advantage of their photography offer for $10/month which is easily justifiable: https://creative.adobe.com/plans/offer/photoshop+lightroom https://creative.adobe.com/plans/offer/photoshop+lightroom
- rbritton 13y agoThe latest version of Sketch pretty reliably accepts clipboard input from Illustrator. It's not as nice as being able to import .ai files directly, but at least it's a hint of where they might be heading.