Where is the good work? Is everything shit?
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There are different aspects to this I think. Usually people or clients will say I want something different and new, great, cutting edge, never been done, etc, but when it comes down to it, nobody wants to take the risk that comes with that type of work. so in essence it comes to making it look like something they are familiar or comfortable with. and if you get statistics or proven strategies, case studies involved, then you are basically working off of past success n staying within those safety confines of proven safety so that what you are creating will monetized for the client. nobody wants a hot piece of work that doesn't deliver the money back to their business so.
If you want to treat what you are doing as fine art then you might want to find clients that would be willing to give you more freedom. either that comes from choosing clients or getting less money for more freedom of expression perhaps. I'm not sure or find another venue of expression?