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Boneyard Safari
Sketching on my phone while meeting with the client.
The third of six sketches submitted for approval.
Six of six sketches. The client liked the face of #3 and the body of #6.
#3 & #6 combined into one sketch.
Client asked for a different bomb.
Applying value.
More value work, increasing the value range.
Applying color.
Changing the color of the scarf.
Put a ‘Sky’ circle behind her.
Client asked for a different shoe.
Added stars and stripes.
More details.
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The Updated Final Piece
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And the finished piece.
I thought I would update my Case Study page with a project that I did recently that was a lot of fun. Â All clients should be this easy to work with.
The client was Ramon C. Purcell for BoneYard Safari. Â It’s a logo for a photography art print studio specializing in old aircraft. Â Below is my process and changes working with Art Director Milo Duffin and the client.
Takeaway
Good clients are the ones who trust your instincts. Great clients ask for changes that improve the piece.
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