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Everyone on my Tumblr dash, PLEASE watch this. Especially if you are a creative artist:

Adobe is going to scrap their hard copies (disks) for their software (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Flash), and have you pay a subscription for the latest software called the Adobe Creative Cloud. $50 per month. Could you really afford such an expense in the long run?

This is really disturbing. Please hear what he has to say, it really is a serious situation for working artists. Pass this along so others may know about the Adobe Creative Cloud and how horrible it is.

Yep… Just went to see how much Flash costs. You know, to just buy the program? Guess what? After spending a while looking, it appears that you CAN’T anymore. You have to pay an outrageous subscription fee. I hate adobe. Is there a petition going around to stop this nonsense? Because I want to sign it.

Thanks! I know a lot of artists and people who like art follow me. You guys should go sign that.

Today I just signed the petition in the voice against the Adobe Creative Cloud. For those who are not familiar with what the new Creative Cloud can do to you as an artist, I really suggest you watch this video.

For those who have seen, reblogged, faved, here’s the link (as shown in the previous reblog) to sign the petition. Anything can happen, Adobe really needs to know that many artists are not supportive of them controlling not just the software..but the content worked on the Cloud.

fuck you adobe.

just fuck you.

wannabeanimator: Drawing the differences in ages 1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.  2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age. 3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.  4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.  5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age. via Temple of the Seven Golden Camels
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wannabeanimator: Drawing the differences in ages 1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.  2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age. 3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.  4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.  5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age. via Temple of the Seven Golden Camels
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wannabeanimator: Drawing the differences in ages 1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.  2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age. 3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.  4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.  5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age. via Temple of the Seven Golden Camels
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wannabeanimator: Drawing the differences in ages 1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.  2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age. 3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.  4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.  5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age. via Temple of the Seven Golden Camels
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wannabeanimator: Drawing the differences in ages 1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.  2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age. 3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.  4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.  5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age. via Temple of the Seven Golden Camels
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Drawing the differences in ages

1. The size and angularity of the neck and shoulders: Babies start out with thick necks, but then by the time we’re 5 or 6 our necks seem to look pretty skinny (at least I’ve found it seems to look that way in drawings). Our shoulders, obviously, start out small and get broader and broader as we get older (this is more apparent in men than in women, of course). Also I made a conscious effort to make his shoulders start out rounded and get more angular as he ages. If I’d kept going, drawing this guy into old age, I would have made the shoulders start to shrink (and get more rounded again) as he aged.

 2. The relation of the mouth to the chin: I simply made the mouth get further away from the chin as he ages, to give a feeling of a jaw that develops as he gets older. Also I made the jawline stronger and more angular with each successive age.

3. The amount of upturn in the nose: I made it turned up more in the younger drawings, and made it less so over time.

 4. The size of the forehead: We have a bigger forehead when we’re young, and it diminishes proportionally over time.

 5. The chubbiness of the cheeks: most of us have less fat in our cheeks as we age.

ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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ajhateley: The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!Available at Gametee- A.J.
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The Shadow Series - Live on Gametee!


“In the Shadow Series, artist A.J Hateley takes us on a journey through a world shrouded in darkness. In this series of art prints, we expose the darker sides of many of our favourite characters in a collection of stunning and original illustrations. Every print in the Shadow Series is available in either A3 or A4 size, comes signed by the artist, and is perfect for those that believe without darkness, there can be no light…”

All of these illustrations were requested by fans! I’ll be accepting further requests for the Shadow Series soon. Thank you!

Available at Gametee

- A.J.

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