Well I don't know anything about GFX but none of them look "bad" I just wouldn't consider them good enough for use yet.

Personally, I'd get you on Photoshop as soon as possible. It may be overwhelming to wrap your head around but it'll benefit you so much more in the long run, bud. But if you don't want to do that, it's okay. I can see clear improvements in your work from day one to now but you still have a long way to go.

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Slightly, I wouldn't call them MAJOR improvements but I can see it a little.

I said a good bit in the first logo post, that should be enough to get you started in that area; as for normal design, just take on things that seem more challenging and incorporate your own little flux or style into it. Photoshop will really help you out, same tools, but you have better options.

Illustrator is also good if you are into logos only really. (explained this the first topic)

Mitochondria wrote Slightly, I wouldn't call them MAJOR improvements but I can see it a little.

I said a good bit in the first logo post, that should be enough to get you started in that area; as for normal design, just take on things that seem more challenging and incorporate your own little flux or style into it. Photoshop will really help you out, same tools, but you have better options.

Illustrator is also good if you are into logos only really. (explained this the first topic)

Yeah, I appreciate all the feedback, and everyone is telling me to just go get Photoshop, so I'll probably do that. I really only do logos, and avatars and what not, so I might look into illustrator. I just don't have much money as of right now, so it might have to wait depending on how much they are.

Yeah, I appreciate all the feedback, and everyone is telling me to just go get Photoshop, so I'll probably do that. I really only do logos, and avatars and what not, so I might look into illustrator. I just don't have much money as of right now, so it might have to wait depending on how much they are.

You can obtain access to the entire Adobe collection and mobile applications for $49.99 a month via the Adobe website, and it's $19.99 a month for access to a single application. I encourage you to become more comfortable with the rules of Graphic Design before moving onto something more sophisticated. Paint.net is where I started out years ago, and I slowly moved into trying other programs as I became more comfortable and skilled. Continue to do what you're doing however, as we're all here to help.

You can get Photoshop and Illustrator for free, although I would recommend paying for such useful software. There are alternatives to Photoshop such as Gimp. Gimp is 100% FREE but just not as useful as Photoshop imo.