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I have a client review this afternoon; I haven't placed the console shadow yet
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The foyer photo is shot, the client wants the West Elm console placed where the runner meets the…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The foyer photo is shot, the client wants the West Elm console placed where the runner meets the wall, and the meeting is at [deadline=3pm]. I can’t tell which direction the shadow should fall because the photo's existing shadows are faint. Tell me quickly whether this console can read as grounded with a simple cast shadow, what to match first (shadow softness, length, or colour), and the one shadow mistake to avoid that will make the piece float in the presentation.
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