I prefer the tshirt layout templates before mystic 2 was released. They were more evergreen, the seasonal ones means i usually have to specify to use a colour pallet or change something else. Others may find the seasonal tenplates good for what their doing but with the release of them, evergreen templates usuallyget burried.

1. Enable arrow key navigation (left/right) to move between designs within full design view without returning to the overview 2. Add an auto duplication feature to duplicate images automatically before modification or remixing 3. Allow adding designs directly to collections from the design view to streamline organization 4. Introduce a new product type called "mock-up" (or allow static user-defined settings) that users can preset or customize, alongside existing products like t-shirts and mugs

When creating or editing a prompt, if I press "Enter" to go to the next line, Mystic jumps into generating a new design. It would be GREAT if Mystic would wait until I actually click on the GENERATE Button.

Just logged into mystic 2.0 since the update. I can't seem to find the descriptions of my designs anywhere, and I don't see how to change them to the svg format. I loved being able to download the descriptions and images all at once. Why did that go away? And can I still find them somewhere?

I'm going to take a guess that many of us here belong to Mystic of course, but we probably belong to Shimmy's Design Hub too. One of the great tool Shimmy and his brother created with this Prompt Builder/Prompt Matrix, a tool for creating effective prompts for AI tools. This got me thinking. What if instead of using Shimmy's tool to create prompts, you could use it (or like it) to go straight to the design and skip the prompt step completely? • You entered your phrase in the first field. • Manually enter your font style, choose from a dropdown, or leave blank and let Mystic do it. • Added what type of graphic you'd like to have. • Your graphic style, just like fonts, manually enter, choose from a dropdown or again, leave blank and let Mystic do it. • Tell Mystic what colors you want to use. • Describe an Motifs you want (maybe a dropdown here too of common options) • What kind of texture you want - optional of course • And backgrounds (can Mystic do transparent backgrounds?) Then take it over the top by, like @Chris Heckman showed in his Mystic 2.0 demo, be able to select from the premade templates they've created. How cool would that be???