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Embracing Change in a Designer's World Welcome to the inaugural article of my blog series, "Living Without Adobe." As a seasoned graphic designer, I've been tethered to Adobe Creative Cloud's suite of applications for the better part of my career. Adobe has been synonymous with graphic design, a beacon in the creative industry. But times are changing, and so am I. In this series, I'll take you through my personal journey of transitioning away from Adobe CC. I'll explore the challenges, the triumphs, and everything in between. This isn't just a series of reviews or tutorials; it's a chronicle of adaptation, learning, and perhaps a bit of unlearning. Photo by Emily Bernal on Unsplash The Catalyst for Change: Cost and Performance Why, you might ask, am I choosing to break away from such a foundational element of my professional toolkit? The answer lies in two major factors: the high cost and the increasingly apparent performance issues. Adobe's s