Art Website Reveal

Some time ago I subscribed to a site called Artwork Archive, one of a several available tools for managing artwork.

At first I just entered my drawings and paintings indiscriminately, using hastily made photographs, in order to keep track of the work I had, what had been given to people as gifts, and what had been sold. I never took the time or the trouble to use the multiple features offered, such as adding up expenses, generating invoices, or setting up a public profile.

The work can be organised as a portfolio, in the order of one’s choice, or sorted into collections

Then when I started entering art for online exhibitions or competitions, I kept getting asked for my website address, so I decided I now needed my own art website. After wasting numerous hours trying to choose between Word, Winx and Squarespace, and more hours attempting to navigate their sites, I belatedly realised the Artwork Archive Public Profile would do the job more than adequately.

It would save me from paying for another site, plus their client support is excellent.

Here is a random page showing the tools offered, and how the work looks in the portfolio mode

So if I have not posted anything here for a while, it is because I’ve been working on taking better photos, deciding which pieces to put on the public platform, and entering any relevant information. All this takes an inordinate amount of time…

Viewed as a portfolio

But here it is! Although it is still a work in progress, and will continue to be one as I make new work and improve my presentation and other parameters, I am now proud to reveal it to you.

Viewed as Collections

If you are interested in actually going on-site, here is a link.

Suggestions welcome!

https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/marina-marinopoulos