InDesign
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“The paper is laid into pages on InDesign.”
Tess Cullity Interview, Publisher (Slingshot Books) · via Uses This 
“I still have a great old non-subscription InDesign program that I use all the time for other projects.”
Julie Speed Interview, Painter · via Uses This 
“For the past three years while designing the roleplaying game Quest, I've lived in InDesign.”
T.C. Sottek Interview, Executive editor (The Verge), founder (The Adventure Guild) · via Uses This 
“Once in a while I'll lay out lettering in InDesign, but I prefer to do it by hand.”
Adam Koford Interview, Writer, cartoonist · via Uses This 
“When I self publish books I also make good use of InDesign (I have the whole CC suite, but only use about 4 programs regularly).”
Nicole Goux Interview, Cartoonist, illustrator · via Uses This 
“I use Adobe InDesign to import spreadsheet data into cards and tokens.”
Rob Daviau Interview, Board game designer · via Uses This 
“InDesign comes in handy for books and other print projects.”
Polina Fearon Interview, Designer, illustrator · via Uses This 
“I taught myself very basic InDesign to make the first four issues of Filmme Fatales, before a designer came on board to save me from myself.”
Brodie Lancaster Interview, Writer, editor · via Uses This 
“I use InDesign to make books sometimes.”
Jenny Odell Interview, Conceptual artist · via Uses This 
“I use InDesign CS5 for assembling comics, print design, and production work.”
Lucy Bellwood Interview, Adventure Cartoonist (Baggywrinkles) · via Uses This 
“I reluctantly use Adobe InDesign to create the PDFs for Banango Editions.”
Rachel Hyman Interview, Software developer, writer, publisher · via Uses This 
“I typeset the book in InDesign which (aside from general bugginess) was a really enjoyable experience.”
Bob Nystrom Interview, Game and language developer · via Uses This 
“However, when creating my book, InDesign was indispensable.”
Catherine Mulbrandon Interview, Designer (Visualizing Economics) · via Uses This 
“I use InDesign for book layout.”
Katie Shelly Interview, Media designer (Cooper-Hewitt Labs) · via Uses This 
“InDesign confuses me, so I don't use it.”
David Sirlin Interview, Game designer (Sirlin Games) · via Uses This 
“InDesign will be used a little more in 2014 as I'm planning to do more print projects.”
Ryan Essmaker Interview, Designer, developer (The Great Discontent) · via Uses This 
“For the layouts of my books, I use InDesign which is very simple in its basic functions, but can be very sophisticated too, when one knows how to use the elaborate functions (which I do not know in most of the cases, I have to admit).”
Klaus Pichler Interview, Freelance photographer · via Uses This 
“Occasionally I'll open InDesign CS6 if I need to lay out a book or PDF.”
Cory Schmitz Interview, Graphic designer, illustrator · via Uses This 
“And InDesign for creating Books and PDFs for print.”
Andreas Schuster Interview, Illustrator · via Uses This 
“I'm planning on blowing the dust off of my copy of InDesign soon to make posters and programs for my comedy night.”
Avery Edison Interview, Stand-up comedian, writer · via Uses This 
“I used InDesign to make my last book and am using it for my next one.”
merkley??? Interview, Photographer, artist · via Uses This 
“Every once in awhile I'll open InDesign (CS5) if I have to do some print work, create an invoice, write a proposal or create a presentation.”
Zara Gonzalez Hoang Interview, Designer, illustrator, developer, screen printer · via Uses This 
“I designed Pictory using InDesign (publication design habits die hard).”
Laura Brunow Miner Interview, Editor, designer, event inventor (Pictory, Phoot Camp) · via Uses This 
“Everyone else in my office knows how to use InDesign, but since I'm entirely Web, there's never been the need for me to learn it.”
Thessaly La Force Interview, Writer, editor (The Paris Review) · via Uses This 
“For making prints I use Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.”
Jona Bechtolt Interview, Half of the band YACHT · via Uses This
