The moments that lead here
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I’ve been doing show identity work for years, but the assistant is now owning final files and keeps outputting flattened PSDs that ruin the texture I worked for. There’s no rush today, but I want a better hand-off that protects my craft yet makes marketing’s life trivial. Tell me which parts of my workflow to harden into a template, what I can safely automate, and a crisp rule for when to hand a layered master versus a print-ready PDF.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I create ink-based show identities and want a living template that preserves texture, supports…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I create ink-based show identities and want a living template that preserves texture, supports versioning, and reduces back-and-forth with the gallery marketer. Diagnose which steps should be automated (scans, line cleaning, global tone), which must remain manual (line repair, expressive edge work), and propose a file structure and export sequence that keeps an editable master, a web set, and a printer-ready PDF without loss of character. Give one policy I can impose on the team so my originals aren’t flattened by someone else.
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