carladeam
Grumbler
I would like to have opinions about a framing job I am in the process of completing. It is pretty simple--it is a copy of a book cover which my customer's husband wrote and which is in the process of being published by a large publishing firm. (I think, but it may have already been published)
The problem is simple--a typo. In the introduction to the book is states "This BookS (plural) was written...) This is actually a text book.
So, what would you do? Of course, it would be a lot easier if I had not noticed, but I did, and it stands out like a sore thumb to me.
Would you:
Frame it and forget it.
Contact the customer before it was framed and inform them of the mistake.
Frame it and then point it out when she picks it up.
Sorry, but I am a perfectionist and this bugs me. I know it is not my responsibility and it may be too late to fix it anyways.
What would you do?
The problem is simple--a typo. In the introduction to the book is states "This BookS (plural) was written...) This is actually a text book.
So, what would you do? Of course, it would be a lot easier if I had not noticed, but I did, and it stands out like a sore thumb to me.
Would you:
Frame it and forget it.
Contact the customer before it was framed and inform them of the mistake.
Frame it and then point it out when she picks it up.
Sorry, but I am a perfectionist and this bugs me. I know it is not my responsibility and it may be too late to fix it anyways.
What would you do?