I’ve been focused on customizing illustrations based on client feedback lately, and it’s fascinating how much more they resonate when clients feel invested in the process. I recently used Procreate to create illustrations for a children’s book, incorporating elements directly from the author’s vision. How do you all approach client collaborations in your projects?
It’s amazing how much client input can transform a piece! I’ve found that creating mood boards can help align everyone’s vision before diving in — it’s like making sure everyone’s on the same page of the same comic book. How do you usually gather that feedback?
I totally get that, it’s all about collaboration. I’ve found that having a quick sketch review session really helps clarify expectations early on. Do you ever include that kind of step in your process, @mason87?
That’s so true! I love how getting sketches from clients early on can save a lot of back-and-forth later; do you usually find that they appreciate being part of the creative process, @matthew31?
Custom illustrations truly benefit from early client input. I remember working on a cover for a children’s book where I sketched out a few concepts in Procreate before diving deeper. It not only saved time but also kept the author excited about the project.