Kind of a problem many actors face to my mind.. they do a good role and then get stereotyped in to doing it… from experimental they become the formula…

I guess what we need to do is constantly keep track of what we are doing.. step aside each month to see what we ahve done over the past few weeks and see if we are becoming repetitive in what we do.. think of ways to break the mould if we are set in one…

I guess that’s what it all boils down to.. being constantly aware of what one is doing…

You gotta be grateful for people like Naomi who tell it like it is.

Equally, and as others have already said, bravo for taking that on board and tackling the misconception head-on. For what it’s worth you’ve made me rethink my assumptions about the Pen Men’s design services.

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You silly, silly Pen Men.

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“Whatcha reading?”

“Oh, the latest Snatch your Panties.”

“Oooh really? Those are really hot… I have their last one. It’s a real page turner.”

I can see it. Seriously.

Guns for Hire stays, bro Sorry.

@ Marelisa – Our clients are featured on our clients page, so starting to list them in side bars becomes redundant. We do have some other stuff we’re going to do, though.

Thanks for picking up the pricing error. Corrected.

@ David – Brian’s talent is pretty clear, definitely. His coding is what I cut my teeth on, so I thank him for being so careful with it. Compared to a few messy coding jobs we’ve seen, he makes it look easy.

Good to see you here, by the way. I’m honored.

@ Sharon – We’ve only actually done four in our life – two for clients, two for us (and if I’m forgetting any, my apologies). Heh. See?

@ Allison – I don’t believe you. All you eat is Sushi. All you can cook is Sushi!! Sushi sushi!

On a side note, everyone, we’re not saying we’re some extreme failure case. (Just in case y’all were worried.) Quite the opposite. The perception issue isn’t a major failing and can be seen as a plus in many ways. We’re not panicking or rushing out to rip down our design. (It stays. Sorry everyone.)

But it definitely is cool to hear everyone’s honest feedback. Always a plus and this post is definitely turning out to be a good one. New faces, great comments, nice discussion, a little philosophizing and problem solving… love it.

Keep in mind, though, that the point of the post is to have people learn from our mistakes. Take a look in the mirror. Think about how people might be perceiving you. Is it what you want? Is it different than what it should be? Then take steps to correct it.

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