Working on Commission - The Airbrush Way

Working on Commission: "Assure Positive Outcomes When Working on Commission
Collectors often ask artists to produce art on commission. In the great majority of cases, everyone's satisfied with the finished product-- but not always. Problems can arise and when they do, knowing how to address them can prevent major headaches.

The best way to avoid potentially difficult commissions is to spot them in advance and not get involved in the first place. Not every collector is easy to work with; not every artist is compatible with every collector. By paying attention to certain warning signs, you can weed out those who aren't right for you."

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I would like to add to this that most times, you can easily work out who is going to be a pain in the BEHIND. Yes it that GUT feeling you will have. More often than not, go with the feeling. Airbrushing will be less enjoyable if you have someone in your face, saying that what you painted is not what they asked for. To be honest with you, these type of customers will never be satisifed. It is best to say I can't do the work, than take them on as a customer.


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