graphic portfolio series [ #1 ]
➸ a graphic dump contains book cover edits, contest entries, profile themes, collabs with other graphic artists and some resources!
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I don't know if it's just me but from what I have observed, the usage of mobile editing apps vs. photoshop has been an issue at some point.
I am a photoshop user, but I believe than even those who use "free" editing apps can exceed those who are using paid apps for pc. It all comes down to editing skill, idea and application mastery at the end.
Let me first tell you about my editing experience.
When I first started editing, I used "Canva". It's a website on pc where you can edit invitation letters, and what not on that sort.
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After a month, I switched to "Picmonkey". Back then, it was still free to use that website. There are lots of okay effects but the thing I hate most there is that there is no "save" option for your artwork. Once your internet crashed, you have to redo everything from the start. [ all of my edits there are gone ;; ]
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And months later, I found myself trying to figure out how "Photoshop" works. I can't say I'm a pro at it despite using it for quite a long time already because I don't even know what most tools are for lol
If we're talking about my photoshop mastery skills, it's about 40-60 percent for me. I hope to learn more about this app.
Why have I never tried mobile editing applications? I just had this stereotype that the result might be low quality (because a phone is small lmao). And when I'm looking for resources on my phone, I am scared that it would be 'pixellated' once I use it.
