There are many excellent resources for learning tools in graphic production, the 24/7 available free one i love: Youtube. YouTube is a fantastic place to learn, it provides us content that ranges from basic tutorials to expert insights and advanced techniques. You can found an incredible source of knowledge & resources for learning, many talented creators provide high-quality, free tutorials. Remember, you're not the only one that struggles with this everyday. Look for channels that organize their videos into playlists for beginners to advanced (this makes following a structured learning path easier). For doubts check up the YouTube’s comment section, subscribers often share insights or ask questions that clarify certain techniques. 🫶

Before, you had to use software like the one that comes with the plotter because Illustrator was not as sophisticated as it is today. Nowadays, we have Illustrator, which suggests a palette of colors and offers more elaborate tracing. With just a few adjustments, you can create curvy lines that previously required circles and shapes to achieve a more refined logo. You can still use these shapes, but it's more of a way to grid your graphic and make it cohesive. Now we have AI to help improve our work, whereas before, we had to wait for insight. However, human feedback is still necessary, as we are humans. What matters is how you manage your time and the courses you take or the self-lessons you engage in if you are interested in learning.

Tenho buscado fazer planejamentos de criação. E buscando "automatizar" algumas produções mas sem perder a prática da criação orgânica (do zero). A inteligência artificial precisa ser uma aliada mas não a ação principal do trabalho, afinal, EU, Rafaella, ainda acredito muito na criação autêntica de arte, aquela em que buscamos elementos, ícones e tipografias que se encaixam na ideia da arte.

Well , I haven’t used the updated version but I was going for graphic design and every few times I would go back to school , I would get very Ill, so I became very skeptical about continuing in this field.But I consider my self as a free hand, free form designing, just like acrylic painting,. But now when ever I have time , I will use graphic design tools. Well if there a new tool or alterations of the tools, it shows a pop up of how to use the new alterations of the tools. The only set back I saw on the tools was there a lot glitches or the computer or internet not allowing full functionality of the software. That’s my biggest complaint. But yeah get to the tool for the need of your project. Let me know, I design something for you.

After all, if you know and master the fundamentals of design, you’ll be able to accomplish anything you set out to do in any type of tool—you’ll just need to dedicate a bit of time to learning the basics of that tool. You'll naturally learn more about it as you work with it and tackle any challenges that arise. I recommend starting with a small project when using a new tool to gradually get familiar with it. Another useful approach would be to divide the learning process into parts. Trying to master everything at once can be overwhelming, so it's more effective to focus gradually on a specific aspect of the tool (for example, a specific function or workflow).