For working artists
The site an artist would build for themselves, if the whole afternoon didn't disappear into a page builder.
The process
Most artists we talk to have spent a weekend or two fighting a page builder and given up. This is the version where you don't.
A short brief — the kind of work you make, the piece you are proudest of, and the register you want a first-time visitor to feel when the page loads.
The look — palette, typography, pacing — adapts to the way you actually paint. A quiet coastal landscape does not read like an abstract expressionist canvas, so the site does not either.
Swap the photographs, edit the biography, tune the palette. When it feels like yours, publish it and start sending people the link.
The collection
Not a template gallery you shop through — a live theme system that shifts the whole page (palette, typography, pacing) around the kind of work you actually make. Pick the closest fit in the brief; the site steps toward you from there.
The seven above map one-to-one to the site generator's real theme set. Not sure which one you fit? Pick the closest and describe what you actually paint in the brief — the site steps toward you from there.
What ships
A quiet layout. Real typography. Images that breathe. Not "small business with a photograph on it."
Uploaded work is displayed at real gallery pacing. The layout does not shrink your paintings to thumbnails.
Practice, materials, influences — drafted in the register a real artist's page uses. Every word is yours to edit.
A dedicated commission form the visitor can actually fill out — not a stock contact box.
Swap photographs, tune the palette, rewrite the biography from a simple portal. No page builder to fight.
We have your brief. The first draft of your site lands in your inbox within the week, from a real person who read what you wrote.
No need to send it twice — check your email for our last reply, and if you cannot find it, write back on that same thread and we will pick it up.