Custom Professional Artist Website Setup Service – Designed for you, built for success – in just 3 days.

Prefer experts to build your site? Our team designs custom artist websites that reflect your vision and are ready to showcase and sell your art online.

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Each site is a unique portfolio showcasing your creativity.

Focused on speed and security, we ensure your content is accessible.

Trust us with the technical details while you focus on your artistry.

How It Works

Step 1:

Order a Site.

After checkout, you will be asked to provide website details: identity, color, typography, bio, media, contacts, social links, etc.

Your blank website gets created immediately.

Step 2:

Wait for 3 days.

While you wait, our team will personalize your website, taking care of every small detail.

You may watch the blank site transform into your dream site.

Step 3:

Go live

Launch your site by making a public announcement.

We will work with you if you need help at any step.

Here is what we need from you to build your site in just 3 days.

The Artist Website Asset Checklist

High-Res Hero Image: Your “strongest” piece of art for the homepage (1920px wide is ideal).

The “Starter 6” Gallery: Select 6–10 images of your best work.

Pro-tip: Save them as .jpg or .png with titles like artist-name-artwork-title.jpg for an instant SEO boost.

Profile Photo: A clear, high-quality headshot or a photo of you in your studio.

The “Artist Bio” (Short): A 150-word version of who you are and what drives your work.

Artist Statement: A deeper dive into your medium, process, and philosophy.

Contact Info: A professional email address and (optional) your studio location or city.

Stuck on your bio? Don’t worry. Our bio templates come with ‘Fill-in-the-Blanks’ prompts to help you write a professional artist statement in minutes.

Best for: “About Me” pages, press releases, and gallery submissions.

“[Artist Name] is a [Location]-based artist specializing in [Medium/Style, e.g., oil painting, digital illustration]. With a focus on [Core Theme, e.g., urban landscapes, floral textures], their work explores the intersection of [Concept A] and [Concept B].

[Artist Name] began their journey in [Year or Life Stage] and has since [Major Achievement, e.g., exhibited in local galleries, built a following of 5k on Instagram]. They are currently working on a series inspired by [Current Inspiration] and welcome inquiries at [Email Address].”

Best for: Homepage intros and social media profiles. It feels more intimate.

“I create [Type of Art] because I am fascinated by [What Motivates You]. My process involves [One Unique Thing About How You Work], which allows me to capture the [Feeling/Emotion] of my subjects.

Through my work, I hope to [Goal for the Viewer, e.g., spark a conversation about nature, bring a sense of calm to your home]. When I’m not in the studio, you can find me [Personal Hobby/Detail] in [City/State].”

Artist SEO Tip: When filling in your “Medium,” use specific terms people search for, like “Contemporary Abstract Oil Paintings” instead of just “Art.” Google loves specifics!

Social Handles: Links to your Instagram, Behance, or LinkedIn profiles.

Domain Info: If you already own a domain (e.g., yourname.com), have your login credentials for your registrar (GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc.) ready.

External Shop Links: If you sell on Etsy, ArtStation, or Artnbuff Galleria, have those URLs ready to link to your “Shop” button.

Exported Blog Posts: If you are moving from Wix or Squarespace, export your blog as an XML file. We can help you import these into WordPress so you don’t lose your history.