I began using Adobe Illustrator around 2010–2011, during the early years of my graphic design studies. It quickly became one of the key tools in my creative workflow. However, I now use it very little, if at all—only when I have no other choice.
Adobe Illustrator, developed by Adobe Inc., is a professional-grade vector graphics software for creating illustrations, logos, icons, typography, and infographics. Unlike raster images, which comprise pixels, vector graphics are composed of paths based on mathematical equations. This allows designs created in Illustrator to be scaled infinitely without any loss of quality, making it ideal for both print and digital applications.