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John Reidy · 08-25-2006, 07:34 AM

Thanks, Ant,

That is a refreshing point of view and I believe on target. In my career as a production artist and a manager of other graphic artists I often found that the production schedule rarely effected the quality. The longer the schedule allowed the longer it took to complete.

I haven't had the occasion yet for a rush portrait but I am glad you posted your experience. If I ever face that predicament I will remember this in my decision to accept or decline.

08-25-2006, 07:34 AM	#3
John Reidy !st Place MRAA 2006, Finalist PSOA Tri-State '06, 1st Place AAWS 2007 Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Kernersville,NC Posts: 391	Thanks, Ant, That is a refreshing point of view and I believe on target. In my career as a production artist and a manager of other graphic artists I often found that the production schedule rarely effected the quality. The longer the schedule allowed the longer it took to complete. I haven't had the occasion yet for a rush portrait but I am glad you posted your experience. If I ever face that predicament I will remember this in my decision to accept or decline. __________________ John Reidy www.JohnReidy.US Que sort-il de la bouche est plus important que ce qu'entre dans lui.