Tag: digital presence for artists

1. Why Static Isn’t Enough Anymore There was a time when  an online portfolio was a digital gallery, clean, clickable, and often as static as a printed brochure. But today, with more artists vying for attention and collectors, curators, and collaborators browsing from phones and tablets, that passive layout just doesn’t cut it. Interactive portfolios give your audience something to do, not just something to look at. And when people interact, they remember. It’s not about flashy tech but building experiences. Think of it like stepping into a well-designed studio versus…

Less Can Be So Much More If you’ve ever stared at your portfolio and felt the urge to add just one more project, or maybe five, you’re not alone. There’s something strangely comforting about packing it full, like you’re proving just how much you’ve done. But here’s the truth: when it comes to showcasing your work, more isn’t always better. In fact, sometimes less is exactly what makes your work stand out. A minimalistic portfolio doesn’t mean sterile, boring, or empty. It means every image, word, and layout choice has a…

Start Your Artist Portfolio with Zero Investment Building an online portfolio can feel like a money pit waiting to happen. One moment you’re uploading art, the next you’re deep in design software tutorials, fiddling with templates, or wondering if you really have to pay for that monthly subscription. And if you’re anything like most artists, you’re juggling this in between commissions, studio time (or your kitchen table), and late-night inspiration. But here’s the beautiful truth, there are free tools out there that are not only effective but actually designed with creatives…