Free for artists

A free website for your art

Your work, your words and your CV on a site of your own — built from the records you already keep, so there is nothing to type twice.

The website builder: the six looks, fonts and accent colours across the top, and the artist's site in the Gallery look below, ready to edit in place.
The builder: pick a look, edit the words in place and publish when you are ready.

Website looks

Your own website, in six looks

The same work, words and CV in each. Pick one, switch whenever you like and nothing is lost — then publish it at an address of your own.

  • The demo artist's website in the Gallery lookGalleryQuiet and centred — the work does the talking
  • The demo artist's website in the Editorial lookEditorialTypographic and left-aligned — for artists who write
  • The demo artist's website in the Ink lookInkCool and contemporary, with technical labelling
  • The demo artist's website in the Studio lookStudioWarm and welcoming, softly rounded
  • The demo artist's website in the Salon lookSalonA deep gallery wall — work hung and framed
  • The demo artist's website in the Bold lookBoldLoud and graphic — a statement

How it goes

Three steps to your own site

  1. 1

    Add your work once

    The pieces in your inventory are the pieces on your site — photographs, sizes, prices and stories included.

  2. 2

    Pick a look and write your words

    Six looks, your own fonts and colour. Edit the headline, about and CV right on the page.

  3. 3

    Publish at your address

    Choose an address and publish. Buyers enquire straight from the site, and the messages come to you.

In action

See a real one

Here, the demo artist's site in the Gallery look. Frances Smith Ceramics built theirs the same way — every piece on it comes from their inventory, with a way to enquire on each.

Visit Frances Smith Ceramics
An artist's published website: her name and menu, a headline over a painting, about the work, selected pieces with an enquire link on each.