Well I think to avoid this in the future, make sure you ask for WIP's of the image, or make sure that the artist provides those! That way you can see the progress of the image and make sure it's progressing okay. And then, if something does look a little lazy or not quite right it's easier to bring it up! Fixing something on a work in progress versus a finished image is a whole lot easier. c: Most of the time, artists care what their client thinks and wants them to be happy and like the piece! So be sure to communicate your concerns! It can be a little touchy if the piece is finished. Thus the importance of Wips!
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Date: 2014-10-26 01:53 am (UTC)Most of the time, artists care what their client thinks and wants them to be happy and like the piece! So be sure to communicate your concerns! It can be a little touchy if the piece is finished. Thus the importance of Wips!