KyushuKris wrote:Canva? Geez. Do yourself a favour and get GIMP or photoshop, I think you'll find that not only are they the best software available, but also they look good on your CV
KyushuKris wrote:ok, well have it your way. Compared to some of the other software I used (Unreal Engine for example) Photoshop is quicker to pick up. Although it may take longer, that training will have exponential value in the long run..just food for thought, and no offence.
sofs wrote:I think for people like me who have very few technical skills canva is the best. It hardly takes anytime once you know how to do it. I am so relieved that I finally learned how to work with this program. Thanks to this thread and a couple of other people who recommended it to me on mylot.
cinderella wrote:
Wow! That's good to know. You will certainly enjoy using it. There are actually a lot of tutorials from YouTube that we can refer to. I learned from those tutorials and I am very happy with the result. I wish you more success with your blogging career.
sofs wrote:cinderella wrote:
Wow! That's good to know. You will certainly enjoy using it. There are actually a lot of tutorials from YouTube that we can refer to. I learned from those tutorials and I am very happy with the result. I wish you more success with your blogging career.
What did you think of the ones I made on the blog? I know they aren't very good, but I can always use a few tips from the pros. Honestly it is the easiest tool I have tried so far and I am not giving that up in a hurry. Pic monkey was good but you needed to pay for anything slightly better. This is awesome.
jobless dude wrote:I am using canva for my blogging site.
Treborika wrote:I honestly don't own a blog. I would start looking for these tools once I set up my own blog in the near future.
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