Customers get very little opportunity for input past their first description of what they want. In this case it was make me a sign for my coffee roasting company.
Where commerce and art collide. If I had a company to run and money to make, I too would have asked Patrick to put the spit into the shine. I’m just sayin’ the raw looked so good and had so much energy. While this iteration really works, I am a little sad to realize the original brew is now gone forever. Thankfully, Professor Bacigalupi (History Dept.) has it in the archives.
What with no undo key to hit, can the not-client say he liked it just a little better before final touching? Moot point mon.
Customers get very little opportunity for input past their first description of what they want. In this case it was make me a sign for my coffee roasting company.
Where commerce and art collide. If I had a company to run and money to make, I too would have asked Patrick to put the spit into the shine. I’m just sayin’ the raw looked so good and had so much energy. While this iteration really works, I am a little sad to realize the original brew is now gone forever. Thankfully, Professor Bacigalupi (History Dept.) has it in the archives.
I told him not to paint it. People seem to like their junk bright and shiny. Partly it’s the difference between “art” and a business’s sign.
I’ll send you something that I got before it reached the paint department. It’s the best… That will come to you under separate cover.