Illustrator

It doesn't auto save, which is just bullshit

Illustrator is incredibly powerful and kind of a pain to get the hang of, sort of like the rest of the Adobe CC in my opinion. However, with an agenda and the Adobe CC I am 100% convinced you can change the world however you need to, they are really cool tools.

Learn about vector images, learn how to use the pen tool, start memorizing keyboard shortcuts and just play with it a little. Once you need to do specific projects just google tutorials, there are good ones out there for almost anything.

Here's something I made in Illustrator (with a little Photoshop help)

cydwhitIllustrator is incredibly powerful and kind of a pain to get the hang of, sort of like the rest of the Adobe CC in my opinion. However, with an agenda and the Adobe CC I am 100% convinced you can change the world however you need to, they are really cool tools.

Learn about vector images, learn how to use the pen tool, start memorizing keyboard shortcuts and just play with it a little. Once you need to do specific projects just google tutorials, there are good ones out there for almost anything.

Here's something I made in Illustrator (with a little Photoshop help)

Art like this makes me want to learn how to use illustrated

here are three things I made a while ago. Was just messing around with ideas. All done in illustrator.

These are some of my works in illustrator after I got it about a month ago. You could make really cool things with it. Just follow lots of tutorials :)

Illustrator is very tough. Not at all like AfterEffects or Photoshop, in the sense of how tools work. Just play around with it, press and use different tools and settings and see how things work. It definitely helps to have experience in any other Adobe CC products. Also, YouTube is a very powerful learning site ;)

Start a free trial at Lynda.com and binge watch all the Illustrator tutorials.