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Carol Norton · 08-02-2005, 02:43 PM

Claudmir and Michelle, thank you so much for your experienced points of view. I know how important intitial work is and wouldn't slack on that aspect for anything. My question really is what to show a client. In my somewhat limited experience, showing a quick color study delineating design and color without details caused one of my clients to be concerned about (even with explanations of what a "study" is) missing details. As these people were out of my state, I sent the color studies via email. My limited experience in this AS a business makes me want to prepare for success and to avoid unnecessary pitfalls. Mike McCarty's thread was very useful and interesting. Thanks for reminding me to look at it again. Getting perspectives such as yours is very helpful to a smooth start in portraiture. Thank you..

08-02-2005, 02:43 PM	#7
Carol Norton Juried Member Joined: May 2004 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 281	Avoiding Unnecessary Pitfalls Claudmir and Michelle, thank you so much for your experienced points of view. I know how important intitial work is and wouldn't slack on that aspect for anything. My question really is what to show a client. In my somewhat limited experience, showing a quick color study delineating design and color without details caused one of my clients to be concerned about (even with explanations of what a "study" is) missing details. As these people were out of my state, I sent the color studies via email. My limited experience in this AS a business makes me want to prepare for success and to avoid unnecessary pitfalls. Mike McCarty's thread was very useful and interesting. Thanks for reminding me to look at it again. Getting perspectives such as yours is very helpful to a smooth start in portraiture. Thank you..