Photography Plan - I can create designs (icons)? with Photoshop

You can, but it depends on what the icons are used for.

Nowadays icons are often created and saved as scalable vector graphics (*.svg) for use on web sites and as vector files (for example: *.ai) for print. This is not possible in Photoshop, but in Illustrator.

The photography plan plus 1 single app subscription seems to be a little bit cheaper than the whole package. Or you can try the freeware Inkscape.

Fenja

I don't know if we are talking about the same thing here, but this 'might' help

Re: Icons In Photoshop CC 2017

If your icons will be saved in PNG, JPG or PSD then Photoshop is the correct application for the job. You don't need to purchase a different CC plan. If and when your projects require vector, you should use Illustrator instead.

Tamara Jxn  wrote

 

Oh, the icons or images (resources, buttons, decorations, wallpapers, backgrounds) will be saved in PNG, JPG or PSD, so there is no problem. I know it's not the best but I do it more for desktop customization, that's why I will not work with vectors. So is not there any problem with this plan creating resources, wallpapers, icons or patterns for me and people? . Thanks for your answer, Fenja.

That's crazy.  When you save PNG and Jpeg files they will not contain and vector graphics like vectors.   But not using vector graphics in your PSD files  you save your PNG and Jpeg image file is just making your work harder for you to do.   With vector graphics in your PSD you can scale your PSD to any size and resolution you need to save Jpeg and PNG files the scaling will be perfect  for the size and resolution.