Workflow & Business
Why Your Prints Look Nothing Like Your Screen (And How to Fix It Before You Ruin a Client Order)
I once handed a client a 24x36 canvas of her family portrait and watched her face fall. The image on her wall looked like it had been shot through a brown paper bag. The deep blues in the background had gone muddy. The skin tones were orange in a way that no living human being has ever actually been orange. She was gracious about it. I was mortified. That print had to be redone at my expense, and the lesson cost me about $180 and a week of anxiety.