yes, I have to… I am trying to work on other platforms and also for marketplaces but it is looking like my creative brain is not supporting me… feeling like my brain got old and it is not working as in like past. the graphic designing industry has upgraded a lot and becomes tough… by doing that service instead of creating creative graphic items I damaged my creative mind… pray for me 
Thanks
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Would it be still possible to access to the all invoices ( tax purposes including the previous years ) after the 21st of August?
Please Migrate Envato Service Providers to Elements also,It will be helpful for service providers to continue on the platform.we spend 8 years on Envato Studio. Sudden closure of studio make us unstable in our situation.I have loans paid with Envato Studio income. Now it will affect a lot. Companies ignore freelancers and prefer full time employee first.
Integrate Express Service with Elements will help us a lot.
Installation service can be requested from elements plugin also.I hope It will bring more order and revenue.
Please consider the request. @KingDog @charlie4282
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Without diluting the seriousness or impact of these changes, or to take away from anyone coming with suggestions - I personally don’t think studio or installation services would work with elements given the different nature of the subscription model and customer base.
Users on elements tend to use the subscription for value for money, meaning they are highly unlikely to then pay more for the installation.
Alternatively, users use the subscription to/and do download several themes to try. Unlike themeforest purchases, with elements they are likely to often want to try another option - does this mean they have to pay each time? Should the service provider have to do the work multiple times?
We don’t have visibility of the numbers, but there was a business case to close studio, so moving just one part of it elsewhere seems counter intuitive.
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@BenLeong @KingDog
So I have two WooCommerce plugins in the marketplace and I’m currently building three additional ones,
Now, last time I checked Envato element guideline (that was about two years ago) one needs at least 10 plugins in the marketplace in order to be accepted to join Envato element does that still apply?
Also, a referrer link was provided for service providers to join Envato element and the last plugin that I’m still working on may take up to a month to complete, can I use the link after august 21?
You may need to get more extension to get an approval at Elements. Still you can apply to join but there’s no guarantee. You can take your time to use the link after a month.
2 posts were split to a new topic: Help me please. I want to sell images in graphic river
After the announcements, the service providers should not be charged the platform fee as a compensation for short notice closure.
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but they did charge the fee…
This says more than enough about the future of this ecosystem. Thanks for letting us know about what is coming next.
It makes a lot of sense since for more than 1 year, Envato has drastically reduced the investments in advertising and marketing for Themeforest and Codecanyon.
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Hi all.
I’m going to close this announcement thread, as the last new jobs on Studio were placed on July 17th, and the Twenty20 site officially closed on July 31st. The Envato Studio site will officially close on August 21st.
If you have Studio Service Provider questions, please open a ticket in the Studio Help Center and our support team will be able to help you out.
For Twenty20 Contributors, if you previously had photos published on Elements under the shared twenty20photos account, you should have received more details via email about how to create an Elements Author account, and how those photos will be transferred to your individual account.
We’ve created a new Twenty20 Authors forum area to help answer questions in more detail about the process of setting up a new Elements account, and will be using that area to share more information about the different Quality and Commercial Demand guidelines used when reviewing photos for Elements.
(EDIT: Fixed the incorrect link to the Twenty20 Authors forum)
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