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We started with the initial design, but the owner said they wanted something difference ad we eventually did the final design, which he liked so much. If it were me, I would prefer the first design. Clients are always right. What do you think
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Hmm the first one seems okay, but did you ask what exactly the client was looking out for , cause sometimes clients cant really give a term to what they want but they just decide to accept the second concept
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