Greetings everyone!
It's with mixed feelings I am sharing this piece today considering the story behind it.
I don't know if some people are even aware of the workload that comes with making arts? I just doubt some of these people know that staying up and working on a piece for hours is no child's play, and most of the time to meet a client's demands and satisfaction.

I wouldn't call the experience I got from making this for a client a pleasant or joy ride.
I guess I've learnt my lesson and how to work best with such clients.
It's so wrong if one is a middle man and not pass the right information before setting out to frustrate an Artist.
You are a middleman yet you are giving specifications on what should be done with a work and at the end of the day, it doesn't meet the owner's standard or specification and then you put the artist through the stress of making unnecessary adjustments that would have been avoided or even starting the work all over again.

This very piece has taught me a lot and I am never making such mistakes ever again.
I would love to share a few steps of this piece that I worked on, and just save this one out here for memories sake.
Tell me what you like most about this piece.

Work Process

   11 February ~ Tuesday