Thank you div ! your helping me stay in my job LOL , BTW , i was expecting a bad review , i need to work on my color combination skills to , as of now just using my instincts . Div8 can you give me your email ID i know personal messages are not allowed , but i'll send it to you and you can try uploading it .
or any other way i can send it across ? I'll take off the Pink and try adding the shadows . Also , i need to stay up all night and work on this .
Regards .
Gautam
PM's are allowed in the forum for as long as the recipients know you, have taken part in your threads and/or is willing and have time to help out.
As we take it that you are a budding and working designer, we are willing to help you grow. That's what we've been doing all this while. And I'm sure that those who have taken part in your threads are happy to see that you've taken the advises given and adapted it to suit your own work-style thus enabling you to do the design requirement of the job.
We are all designers here, some as a career and main means of income. As such, we have personal as well as professional work ethics and limitations.
That said, we don't mind giving personal evaluation of one's work or giving in-depth technical PS advice to enable forum members to do the job and maybe one or two design ideas now and then to
inspire you. (note emphasis on
INSPIRE.... to spark and start off with one's own adapted idea rather than to copy detail by detail as was originally given.)
We can look at your PSD's if requested. We can tinker with it to see how its construction holds up to your design sense and soundness of PS knowledge of techniques. From this, we give our evaluation and whatever helpful advise we may have for you.
But in the end, we expect that it is you and only you who will be doing all the actual work - from inception as a PSD Work in Progress to the finished FINAL ARTWORK - for your use.... be it an actual job or practice run.
As professionals, it's not good form that we do someone's work for them. Anyone here will tell you that even in our early career days, we struggle to learn, hone and perfect our craft. Yes, we do ask advise from people in the know.... but it is us who start and finish the work - on our own accord and efforts.
