Your artwork matters — and how it’s presented can have a significant effect on the way your work is perceived by buyers and galleries. Does your website say “professional”? Or do disorganized portfolios, improperly sized images, confusing navigation, and outdated design choices weaken the overall impression you make?
Websites for artists, by an artist
Just as there is a special skill set for painting and drawing, there is also a skill set to web design. As a fine artist and a website designer, I bring added value to the design of your site. I know the ins and outs of web design and how to make you look your best. Visit my own artist’s website and see how I present myself online.
Are you the “do-it-yourself” type?
Many creatives like to roll up their sleeves and try building the website themselves. Regardless of the platform you choose (WordPress, Squarespace, etc.), it will require a steep learning curve — which you may not have the time or patience for. Nor are you likely to get the same results as you would from working with someone who knows the fine art of web design. Working with a professional will obviously cost more than doing it yourself, but when seen as a long term investment in your creative life, it’s very cost effective. You’ve invested years in developing your skills as an artist. Isn’t it worth investing a little more to ensure that your work can look its best?
Free 30-minute consultation
Are you frustrated by your efforts to build a website yourself? Let’s talk and see how I can help. Fees vary according to the size and complexity of the website, and the number of portfolios. Together we can find a cost effective solution that will make your work shine.
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›› See website “Before & After” studies for artists Michael Stasinos and D Lisa West
Michael Stasinos, Painter
An artist’s portfolio site features large images and a section for detail views.
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