Best software for Logo Designing??

I've heard of many softwares for logo designing like illustrator, Gimp and all but i am still wondering which one is the most for a beginner??

 

Well im not much of a designer myself, but the best one is photoshop, and gimp would probably be best for a beginner, also its free unlike Photoshop.

 

Is Gimp easy to learn?? Are there any resources available online to learn Gimp???

 

I really dont know you would have to ask someone that has experience in graphics. But you best bet it the GIMP website for information on it.

 

Photoshop, you have shapes

 

here is a great logo creator. The download is for a 30 day free trial
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Its just a list of them, there is no specific one you have linked to

 

The is link to download is for the Logo Creator itself.There is about 10 to 15 differnet ones though.

 

yeah, go with photoshop.
it may cost some $$ but a good design is key!

and if you really dont have any money, look out on places like *cough* TPB *cough*

 

Yes photoshop is the best.
*cough* Going to act like I didn't hear TPB being mentioned (Against Rules) *cough*

 

I find Photoshop very user-friendly and easy to use.

I started off with GIMP, though, it was OK, not as many features as PS.

 

PS is definitely better. I always reccommend it.

 

Yeah, there are so many features that makes PS much better than GIMP.

 

Yea, and its used by most designers...

 

And all (I think) professional designers.

 

Yea most do, because ps is just the best, and most effective for creating graphics.

 

Since you're a beginner, you should probably start with Gimp. It's free. Photoshop and Illustrator are more for serious (as in wanting to make that your profession) and/or seasoned designers. Illustrator, by the way, is what a lot of people use to create those amazingly life-like self-portraits.

 

Todays most best designers started on GIMP, couple of my friends started on GIMP and moved onto PS, and they do a great job.

 

I use Photoshop for everything now days, gimp has gotten too old for me :/

 

Photoshop is highly recommended, but it might be out of your price range. If not, you can use GIMP and get the job done. GIMP can have Photoshop brushes installed, so that's pretty useful, also, there are various plug-ins as well. If you customize GIMP, you can get something pretty close to Photoshop, for free!