inkscape? hehe, i've benn using that software too, since i couldn't handle illustrator.

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hmm..... freewares lahat?

I've used illustrator in the office, but I use Inkscape for personal and freelance work (basics regularly)...

I'm not sure how much I can help, I've been working on blender for 8 years...
but being a workaholic software engineer stuck in the office all the time you see your skill improving veeeery slowly ...

(Css is a breeze, inkscape will feel natural in an instant and UV Mapping on blender has a reputation for being scary, but it depends on what your trying to do really) ..

I personally believe you can master the basics of the three in a few days (dedicated).

good luck and let me know how it goes.

I've use that software too, I've been trying to use several free softwares nowadays^_^ Inkscape is cool, it has a similar tools from corel draw^_^

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Wow. I can't wait 'till I get the feel of it.

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YipeeEe! Those tips sure helped.

Sure, I'll let you know how I've been with learning those. Thanks a bunch!

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Except Zbrush. hehehe!

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So how's the experience, sir?

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Actually, UV Unwrapping in Blender is (in my opinion) incredible and one of its main strenghts. In my latest project (which will be uploaded shortly ) I used it so much and I can't complain - the new tools like a script that shows Texture-Stretching are awesome as well.