No matter what type of business you are in, hearing the words ‘the client is always right’ will make you cringe. In design, those words will not only make you cringe, they can also make you feel devastated at the prospect of a ruined project. Sometimes, though, they can be really funny.
With that in mind, Jonathan Quintin, founder and creative director at STUDIOJQ, has created a funny series of posters that feature some of the more ‘interesting’ things he has been asked by his clients. If you have heard things like ‘I want you to use a better font, how about Comic Sans?’, or ‘we don’t have much of a budget, but there will be plenty of work coming your way’, then we are sure you will love these posters…
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