Chapter Nine. Drawing with Efficiency
Take a moment to think about the true strength of what a computer offers a designer. Is it fancy drawing tools? Is it cool special effects? Is it the speed at which you can create art? Maybe. But that’s all on the surface. In truth, you may find that a designer can draw something with a pencil and paper in half the time it would take to draw it using a computer. The real benefit of using a computer to designers is that once they have created a design on a computer, they can edit it at will. When you’re working with a deadline, it’s far easier to make a small edit to a file than to have to redraw the whole design ...
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