Artist website examples: a gallery, a show, and a way to ask.
These are fictional layouts. Nia’s stills are design objects used here as a gallery, not as a fake exhibition history. The lesson is the order: picture, title, inquiry.
These are fictional demos shipped with SayHi, labeled as such. They are not customer stories.
Portfolio — the still is the width of the page
Commissions die when the work is a thumbnail under a menu. This layout gives the object the width and leaves a short caption for the title and the year.
Why this works.
The work is above any statement about the practice.
A show can be one text block, not a CV.
The inquiry stays on the page instead of a dead “commissions open” badge.
Portfolio · Image, Project, Contact
Nia Voss
Identity, objects, and the rooms they occupy
Independent designer in Brooklyn. I make identities that can sit on a shelf as well as a screen — books, lamps, marks, and the paper they begin on.
Brooklyn
Studio Voss
A small practice. Brand worlds, objects, and the analog studies that keep both from going glossy.