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Client communication

Forms, quotes, proofs, and invoices. The model formats. You decide the terms.

Build a commission form from the questions you repeat
Deadline, use, likeness, and how many revisions — asked once, before you draw.
Format a quote without letting the model pick the fee
You bring the number and the scope. The draft only makes the email readable.
Invoice, then nudge once
Create the invoice in a real tool. If you remind them, the draft may not change the amount or the tone into a threat.
Read a contract in plain language
Use a model to translate clauses into questions. A lawyer answers the ones that matter.
Scope a live caricature booking
Hours, headcount, who keeps the drawings, breaks, and light — written down before the night.
Send a proof, then deliver the finals
One proof with a clear question, notes you can point at, and a final folder that matches what was approved.