BandJob

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  iamdb on Feb 02, 2012

   

  good work.
  
  I actually like the photo of the girl without the color filter on it.
  It looks like they color balancing has created a big yellow/white hotspot on her left (viewer, right) shoulder.
  
  Despite, looks good!

  Edit Your Comment good work. I actually like the photo of the girl without the color filter on it. It looks like they color balancing has created a big yellow/white hotspot on her left (viewer, right) shoulder. Despite, looks good!
  good work. I actually like the photo of the girl without the color filter on it. It looks like they color balancing has created a big yellow/white hotspot on her left (viewer, right) shoulder. Despite, looks good!
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  JamieKoala on Feb 04, 2012

   

  I agree, I worked my tail off to preserve the colors working on this piece; I sent it out for approval and they requested a "blueish tint" -
  
  I feel like often what the client wants is not what would be the best, it happened on one of my other pieces too with their logo, so my question is to everyone who is more experienced working with hard headed clients, how do I reason with them to do what is more aesthetically pleasing? because I never can get through.

  Edit Your Comment I agree, I worked my tail off to preserve the colors working on this piece; I sent it out for approval and they requested a "blueish tint" - I feel like often what the client wants is not what would be the best, it happened on one of my other pieces too with their logo, so my question is to everyone who is more experienced working with hard headed clients, how do I reason with them to do what is more aesthetically pleasing? because I never can get through.
  I agree, I worked my tail off to preserve the colors working on this piece; I sent it out for approval and they requested a "blueish tint" - I feel like often what the client wants is not what would be the best, it happened on one of my other pieces too with their logo, so my question is to everyone who is more experienced working with hard headed clients, how do I reason with them to do what is more aesthetically pleasing? because I never can get through.
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  JamieKoala on Feb 04, 2012

   

  and thanks :)

  Edit Your Comment and thanks :)
  and thanks :)
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