"Where would we be if we didn’t have any rules?

France."

"Where would we be if we had too many rules?

Germany."

Your shadowy plots are the most shadowy that the world has ever known. It’s never been seen before. One could say that they are unprecedented. Historic even.

I think people who want to go deep with vector graphics usually use Inkscape but I would do it in GIMP because its vector functionality is adequate, I do a lot of raster work (photography) and I’m already proficient in it.

I’m aware that I’m not directly answering your question here, but I actually no longer consider Photoshop worth pirating.

It takes about three or four hours of study to become proficient in all of the core functionality of GIMP, which for me added up to less time than I spent messing around with photoshop cracks over the years.

I use both GIMP and photoshop professionally (PS CC on an employer’s hardware) and I think learning GIMP is a much better than investment of your time. I particularly recommend following a video course online from the beginning. There are both free and paid ones. Feel free to DM me if you have any questions.