This may be a dumb question, but what exactly is the difference between Corel Draw and Corel Painter? I mean, I've seen the same kind of work done in both programs? How/where do they differentiate in their abilities, if at all? Would having both be redundant?
I'm trying to decide on one.
Thanks
Hello highmarcs; Well One is a Raster program and the other ( CorelDraw ) is a vector. You can click on the Corel.com on the menu bar and see what each does. Having one or both depends on what type of graphics you want to do and for what you are going to use the drawings for. The CorelDraw Suite has both raster and vector programs and others bundled together in the suite.
George