Aron Elal

More integration with other manufacturers. Serif already created an "illustrator killer" I honestly can't remember what my life was like on illustrator.. Photo is almost as powerful as Gimp but the user interface is as fluent as Photshop.. They can't do everything. Allowing for more integration and introducing scripts might be a way to go, but I wouldn't want them to take on new products as they're strugling with the ones they have.

A publshing software should have a perspective tool for mockups and such.

It would be so awesome to be able to import from CC0 pictures from places like Pixabay, Flickr, Opec Clip Art Library and such.

What he said.. Firstdefence nailed it. It would be awesome to be able to do what that animation is doing. Thanks for all the replies, though. Awesome community and here's to AD <3 Thanks, Aron

What does "convert to text frame" I tried dividing a rectangle with an ellipse to aachieve a "float-like text flow for a design I'm doing (circle-shaped logo and text around it with curving allignment) but when I convert the shape and convert it to text frame, it just writes in a box shape under the border I just made. A bit confusing, or maybe I'm missing something?

Seems there's already a topic that addresses my issue, so I won't start a new one but post it here: I've recently delved into making isometric scenes and I have a few questions: Making a custom "aspect lines" with the grid is a bit tedious - any plans on making an "vanishing point guideline tool"? And is there a way to rotate/skew/transform your artwork (vector or raster) to fit your dimensional plane? Hope that was complicated enough Is there like a roadmap somewhere with maybe rough estimates of what is being developed and planned? Thank you, Aron