So, the Con Amore thread on deviantart recently had http://chrisoatley.com/bad-clients/ that posted to it.
My reply is here (http://forum.deviantart.com/community/projects/1784865/)
Is that an accurate understanding of the relationship of the artist on a dev team?
Question for the artists
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Question for the artists
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forest, winds howl in rage
with no leaves to blow.
-Soseki
My Fanfics:
Absolut Schöne
Broken Glass Currently on Hiatus.
Re: Question for the artists
Your antagonizing poster assumed you were looking for professionals and let loose his assumed position against an amateur project.
I think you have it right.
I think you have it right.
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Re: Question for the artists
It is kind've unfortunate, but yes, different branches of the dev team tend to cluster together into separate entities. Ideally, we'd want everyone to have input on everything but in reality, people generally stick with what they know. For example, I don't know a thing about programming, so I tune out whenever that's being discussed.
Still, try to keep your communication lines as open and inviting as possible to avoid that feeling of everyone being different subcontractors.
Still, try to keep your communication lines as open and inviting as possible to avoid that feeling of everyone being different subcontractors.
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