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Yeah, her MO is to retroactively claim that she's had the species or designs she's created "for years" or "since 200X" in order to dupe people that she's the first to use certain creative elements, without actually offering any solid evidence or proof beyond pencil doodles with oftentimes poorly altered dates. Her creations have gone through so many redesigns over the years as well that, while some of them are decades old now (such as Fern) they do not currently resemble their previous iterations beyond being the same color at most, and their earlier forms were similarly derivative of popular artists at the time as well.Ever since starting to watch this thread I have never seen her talk about the "old creations". I have a feeling she once again has gotten herself another speicies to piggyback on.
Adiago likes to play the game of "my species isn't an unoriginal thoughtless copy because I did it first" but time and again fails to provide any firm and indisputable evidence (such as upload dates on image sharing sites) to provide concrete evidence to her claims that everyone is lifting from her, rather than the other way around. This is especially conspicuous since she can barely seem to restrain herself from posting any and all doodles, paintings, or scraps from FA or DA or Twitter or Trello or anywhere else she's smeared her art upon, even when it's in an unfinished state or supposedly Patreon Exclusive tm(c)(r). So it really begs the question of how, exactly, she's managed to keep herself from sharing her "totally unique ideas from two decades ago" far sooner, if only to have the bragging rights she so desperately craves.
Edit: To clarify, it is entirely possible that she has had some ideas before other artists did, although this may be overly generous towards a person who is, at best, an egotistical furry porn artist. But if this is the case, then she habitually sits back on her fucking laurels while other artists actually put the time and work in to try and create a cohesive concept rather than just keeping it as a vague thought, only for Adi to then jump on the proverbial boat after it's proven to sail well with fans with the attitude of "Well I ackshually thought about it first so therefore this thing should be mine really".
It always reminds me of the the people who look at Picasso and say "I don't get why he's famous, I could've painted that"; the answer is simply that he took the risk. Anybody could've painted the weird, exaggerated shit Picasso did during his era, but they didn't bother because they didn't believe it was worth the criticism, and now we get Joe Schmo wandering through art galleries picking Wagonwheel crumbs out of his ass saying shit like "I don't get it, looks like a child did it, I could do that", while he looks at art that changed the way visual media is viewed forever, for better or worse. At the end of the day, even if Joe Schmo had been around during Picasso's era and had the materials and opportunity to paint something, he probably wouldn't have tried to paint like Picasso did because he would never take the risk before Picasso had already jumped into controversy alone, because he wouldn't want to be seen as a lesser artist for trying something less established.
Be it far from me to compare online furry artists to Picasso, but even if Adiago is somehow getting telegraphed all these suspiciously familiar ideas ahead of time directly from the Greek Muses, then she sure as shit isn't taking the initiative on making them a reality first and has no room to bitch if someone else beats her to the punch, even if the ideas are so simple that anyone could recreate them.
Be it far from me to compare online furry artists to Picasso, but even if Adiago is somehow getting telegraphed all these suspiciously familiar ideas ahead of time directly from the Greek Muses, then she sure as shit isn't taking the initiative on making them a reality first and has no room to bitch if someone else beats her to the punch, even if the ideas are so simple that anyone could recreate them.
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