This is why, I struggle to want to do Customs
For context, THIS IS MOTHER.
im struggling to get more than a thumbs-up confirmation on any and all design possibilities. I am not posting to drag her, but rather a little PSA to potential customers for not just my business but others who may deal in custom designs work.
No, this isn't an isolated thing or because she is my mother and is go with the flow good with anything i do for her. This is a very typical thing for many customers. Especially the ones who are the typical "whatever you think is good" or "I want this but not this color, maybe this color, oh no thats too "ish" constant knowing what they want but never actually know what they want.
Our jobs are SOOOO much harder with these types of consultations.
I am truly trying to give you everything that you want and love without having any fall out once the product is printed cut and delivered.
don't be scared to critique what you dont like, but also dont be the nit picker that's never happy!
as always WE LOVE YALL AND APPRECIATE ALL OF YOUR BUSINESS AND FAITH IN US!
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