Vector Graphics Software Resources

A photo and other media editor

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Not exactly. On the one hand, its format- and features are compatible with Sketch. It has a similar interface, so the learning curve is instant. On the other hand, it has multiple unique features such as built-in icons and illustrations, AI tools, import of Figma files, etc. A short overview (2 pages) of the Lunacy capabilities in its documentation: https://lunacy.docs.icons8.com/about/

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Not better, necessarily, just...different. Vectornator's focus is solely SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) -based design. There are a few non-SVG elements (like gradients), but all in all, it's really an SVG app. On the other hand, Procreate has much more support for what we might call freehand art; it also supports raster- and pixel-based images. (which is something Vectornator does, too--it just has less of a focus in those areas.) So in the end, it comes down to what you're doing. I personally will almost always choose Vectornator, but again, it's your choice.

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