Nicholas C.

This is not a good representation of the interaction between Ethan and I. Please read my following review for Ethan for a better understanding of the situation-
Ethan would not listen to suggestions and had one image in mind. I would create the exact image he asked for and his response was always "that's not good enough." Ethan was not upfront with the volume of work in the proposal, asking for complicated 2D character animation on a small budget, after the proposal was already accepted. I did my best to accompany Ethan, and spent many hours creating him a quality product, but his feminist wife criticized every action in the animation quoting "the businesswoman flipping her hair could be perceived as women only care about their looks" or "She looks like she is hiding her phone from the man who seems to be the boss". These illogical criticisms caused massive delays and needless reworking of a quality product, ending in a back and fourth mess and un-necessary animosity from Ethan. He was very impressed at first with the original animation, and then threw it in the can because his wife thought it was "sexist." Ultimately I was willing to work excessive hours on this project to get it done for him, but Ethan gave up on working with me to accomplish his project. Overall terrible client to work for. Not clear on what is needed, and expects you to take EXACTLY what he has in his mind, and make it amazing without changing it too much from his description. Incredibly unrealistic.