there are mixed response from this tweet.
here's my opinion from both artist and commissioner perspective.
From an artist: I never had a bad review before but I do always prepare. Look, we always want a big big nice juicy review for our services, but there should be expectation for everything.
me, as an artist, have made mistakes before. what do we do? well, just tell the client honestly what happened, but what if things comes to worst, well you just should be accepting it. sometimes there is clients that's just fuck you up for no reason, but not all of them okay.
From a customer: If I do want to commission someone, I did before, not with this profile of course.
I always give myself and the artist a clear understanding of what we want, of course with set expectations.
If worse comes to worst, since I know some artist can just be gone, or the quality of the art is not the same as stated in their portfolio, I do want an explanation.
and if maybe some of the things are not included because I don't state it in the beginning, it is my fault, can't blame the artist.
All just comes to communication.
We don't need to publicise everything, I know we all want sensation and validation but please resolve it personally first.
If I share all my bad review from my previous business and blame the cust, people would go crazy and flame me man....
roozuchan@roozuka
#VgenComm #commission #Vgen Hello everyone Today I received my first negative review: 2/5 stars. To be honest, I'm feeling really sad about it. The review criticized the coloring of the illustration. However, since June 18, I had been telling them that if they weren't happy +
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