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Field Guide: How to be a Graphic Designer
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Field Guide: How to be a Graphic Designer

by Ana Labudovic, Nenad Vukusic
June 2009
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
192 pages
5h 56m
English
Rockport Publishers
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Presenting Your Final Idea
Clients prefer to see that you have
sweated over their problem, so most
expect multiple solutions to be pre-
sented, even if a lot of designers swear
by one and only one solution. Bringing
more than three different ideas to the
table could have the undesirable effect
of appearing unprofessional (i.e., not
experienced enough to know what’s
the right choice) or confusing the
client (who is expecting your guidance
and often has no idea why he has cho-
sen a certain path as the preferred
one).
Martin McGrath and Suzy Wood
explain to us that at Wood McGrath ...
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ISBN: 9781592534906