I honestly love it when a client is happy with my work because that means I did something right. Often, as an artist or designer, we don't always completely understand what the client has communicated to us. Sometimes, we think we understand but later, we find how wrong we were.
This was one of those times when I had a good working relationship with the client. I had already done many sliding billboards, 300x250 banners, and 728x90 banners throughout spring and summer for the advertiser so I knew what he liked which gave me an advantage.
I was reading a book online called 'The Digital Matte Painting Handbook' by David B. Mattingly, because I have always been interested in scene creation for movies and ran across an interesting quote.
Back in June this year, I had issues with my Nikon D200 DSLR camera and was bad enough to require repair. The problem I experienced came during a photo walk in downtown Dayton.
So, it seems a few software companies have gotten into the race for their next big version. I understand the need for providing user updates especially in the world of internet browsers because of the continuous discovery of security issues and exploits but there is a downside to have such rapid updates. It alienates the third party developers whom can't keep up with the fast changes.
