I am an engineer and have used the latest version of Autocad and Corel all day every day for the last 16 years.
Autocad is a very powerful tool and has made me have to draw everything before I build it, usually in 3D. It has also decreased my geometry skills since I draw it and measure it instead. You should be able to find a student version to use, but I will worn you, for someone just jumping into it might be a bit complicated.
I usually draw items in autocad then open it in Corel to apply the coloring and graphics. I create all the trophy plaque designs, banners, website, and show flyers for our tractor club. Here is last year's plaques I did. I drew the emblem in Autocad, then colored it and added all the other graphics in Corel.
This post was edited by johndeerefan at 21:27:55 10/11/11 3 times.
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