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Advice for starting a youtube channel

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ReindeerFlotilla:
For drawing, you probably want Photoshop or GIMP. Vector programs don't draw so much as they manipulate shapes.

Which means you can totally draw, but you have to think of from a different perspective entirely. Rather that, for example, drawing a curve, and then another curve to give the impression of one thing atop another, you create the shap of the first thing and then layer the shape of the next on top of it. A lot of the people I know who work in vector illustration start with raster, and convert to vector Which means, draw in Photoshop or GIMP then convert with illustrator or inkscape.

They usually work with line art in raster and do color and effects in vector. This makes sense, because vector programs want to treat raster gradients as multiple different objects, whereas the native vector tools will result in more compact files.

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