Try this layout Example
Full-width pieces on Portfolio
Copy the order: the image, its title and year, then a short note and a way to get in touch.
Blocks: Image · Project · Email
Artist website examples: the work first, then how to ask.
A good artist website shows a focused selection of work at a generous size, names each piece, and tells people how to ask about commissions or sales. Your statement and CV can come later on the page. The two examples below use the same images in two layouts.
Try this layout Example
A sequence on Editorial
Use this when the order of the works matters and a line about material or scale helps the viewer.
Blocks: Text · Image · Link
What these have in common
- Six to twelve works, chosen for this page.
- Title, year and medium for each piece.
- Your current show or residency in one line, linked to the announcement.
- What commissions you take and where to write about them.
Start from Portfolio
Full-width images with a title and a year. Made for work that should be seen before it is explained.
Use the Portfolio templateAbout Portfolio
You can try it without an account. Publish at sayhi.page/yourname with the personal website builder, or browse all the examples.
Questions
What should an artist website include?
A selection of recent work with titles and years, a line about what you are showing now, and a way to ask about commissions or sales. A short statement can sit near the end.
Can I sell work from my page?
You can take enquiries by email or the contact form, and link to a shop you already use. SayHi has no checkout of its own.
More examples
Related pages
Personal page examples
Example pages for a developer, a photographer, a musician, a designer, and a creator.
Website for artists
A gallery, a show list, a commission note, and a shop link.
Portfolio builder
A one-page portfolio: large work, a short bio, and a URL for a bio or an email.
Designer portfolio examples
The same designer projects as a bento grid, then as large work.