41 I Agree

Sometimes you spend all day creating a masterpiece, only to discover the next day that it doesn’t look as good as you’d thought. It is crucial to spend time away from your work and keep going back to tweak it.
the skill is knowing where to stop.

posted at 04:55 pm on May 23, 2008 by owen lawman

42 is ok,

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posted at 12:06 pm on May 29, 2008 by bin zhan

43 sorry Naz

to jeffrey and naz, sorry for my comment.
I posted it a long time ago, but I must have been in a bad mood that day or something. I just stumbled upon it today.

posted at 08:17 pm on August 8, 2008 by Jarrod Medrano

44 Thanks!

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posted at 06:17 am on September 19, 2008 by Muhammed Cetin

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posted at 12:31 am on October 7, 2008 by Candy Thomas

46 Half done, almost done, never done...

I love this article and have read it in other places. The one thing I do have to say is that I never believe that a designer feels that a comp they present is 90% complete. comps are there to generate a discussion. I think to spend a bunch of time on detailing a comp is a waste of time for everyone unless you know for sure that there won’t be too much resistance. Comps are there to stimulate a discussion about the details and use the resources of many heads to decide what those details should be. One person can never bring something full circle. I think most designers who are serious about their work know that a comp is just a comp is just a comp—and the road ahead is where the details begin. But I get the idea and agree wholeheartedly.

posted at 02:28 am on October 17, 2008 by Ian Shimkoviak

47 Untitled

nice article, thanks.

posted at 01:10 pm on February 27, 2009 by James Mason