Penna Papier - Copywriting Service

Penna Papier or Pen and Paper, simply means writing.

Originally I had wanted a dedicated domain as a business platform to display my copywriting portfolio but the idea has always been pushed to back burner for several reasons, such as cost & return, maintenance and sporadic updates. 

Seeing how free hosting website can more or less work to the same purpose, I have decided to publish all of the writing work from earlier to recent. This online portfolio will be done in separate posts as this post is solely about Penna Papier itself.

Penna Papier is a recent branding to the copywriting work I have been doing since around early 2010. The name is only properly given later on in late 2013.

There has been one major person behind all my writing jobs and that person is the creator of Maxciti. As a website designer he's opened me to the majority of writing opportunities that I've encountered and for that I will be eternally grateful. 

The logo is also a work of his, and he's probably the most awesome graphic designer I've ever known. Do check out his work over at maxciti website.

There isn't really any technical approach when it comes to writing, but how Penna Papier works can simply be broken down to 3 steps :

Head. Heart. Hand. 

Getting head first into a topic means putting a lot of brainwork into the subject. Then, what comes next is a matter of putting a little soul into the writing itself, which is the heart part.  All of which will come down to getting dirty into the business of handwriting ( or in this case, keyboard writing). 

Penna Papier mostly deal with content writing ie : websites, blogs, profiles, prints, guides, manuals etc; but not limited to lines such as taglines, mottos, flyers, brochures, etc. Basically, Penna Papier does writing.

What I hope to achieve with Penna Papier is simply more writing opportunity. 

Writing can be one of the most underrated jobs in the creative scenes and charging fees can be extra difficult. This is especially true in my experience; there is hardly any standard as to how much one should be paying for writing because it is still widely considered as a piece of cake, not that much of a worth.

Having said that, I still firmly believe that writing doesn't expire. On the contrary, it affirms and resonates ideas. It is the reason why that fancy paper on your hand is called a brochure or why you spend that much time in front of your computer screen. 

With that optimism in mind, here's a mental toast to Penna Papier , that it will hold true to the worthy value of every writing piece under its name.