Adobe Illustrator efficient vector pattern workflow with Astute Graphics tools.

[@rezosimon5907]

Thank you for the very exciting preview of the new tool ahead of time! I'm as excited about AG videos as new Hollywood movies!

[@astutegraphics]

LOL! Thanks Rezo. Appreciated :)

[@rezosimon5907]

@@astutegraphics Love the increase tolerance by arrows function!

[@tessellatiaartilery8197]

Great video, wish I had seen this one earlier. Had not realized the full power of these new section tools. very clear explanation, thanks. Agree this will save hours, actually no more like years of graphic designers lives! Incredible.

[@astutegraphics]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EricDoggett]

Looks like an amazing new tool! Just the "select but don't move" functionality alone is great!

[@astutegraphics]

Thanks Eric. And yes, this is a major part of Super Marquee's "mindset". It's not trying to replace the native selection tools and fully compliments them.

[@thangasaravanan]

Astute is always genius. Love to work with that in cc 2020 soon.

[@astutegraphics]

Thank you Thanga!

[@aleksandrkosovtsev2209]

This is something that is very lacking! Guys, you're the best!

[@astutegraphics]

Thank you Aleksandr :)

[@AriMWeinstein]

I can't wait for this - super useful tool that appears miles better than the magic wand!

[@astutegraphics]

Thanks Ari - quite a different approach, but when used in combination with FindReplace, there's very little you can't select intelligently ;)

[@patd.3368]

Such wonderful thinking...these tools you create are really like gifts

[@astutegraphics]

Thanks Pat :)

[@outofbathluke]

Thank you for your great tools and excellent tutorials 👍

[@oraocean]

Sebastian is the best instructor.

[@astutegraphics]

He's a great guy!

[@Mazdayxxxspb]

nice tool!

[@astutegraphics]

Thank you

[@waxmaster-c]

amazing

[@astutegraphics]

Thank you

[@ferna07]

Instead of trying to fix adobe illustrator with your plugins you guys should just came out with a vector software of your own. I’d pay for it and the designer community could benefit working without Adobe.

[@astutegraphics]

Never say never