Artist website design + visual communications
Make the work impossibleto overlook.
Your work should lead. Your website should give it scale, context, and a clear path into the next exhibition, commission, collaboration, audience, or opportunity. We design digital homes and visual materials that feel as considered as the practice behind them.
Film · Television · Stories
Artist portfolio · Storytelling
Posters · Billboards
Painter websiteAlways.
A digital space with a point of view
Your portfolio is not a filing cabinet. It is part of the practice.
Artists and creative teams need more than a beautiful grid. The work has to be easy to experience, the ideas have to be legible, and the next step has to feel natural—without turning the site into a sales pitch. We create the structure around the work so the work can hold the room.
Let people linger, understand the body of work, and find a thoughtful way to connect, inquire, buy, or follow.
Make selected work, statements, exhibitions, credits, writing, and contact details easy to find and share.
Give creative partners and decision-makers enough context to see the ambition, fit, and possibility.
Build an archive and publishing system that is clear enough to update as the practice keeps moving.
Selected art + artist work
Different mediums. Distinct voices. Design that knows when to step back.
From a cinematic studio with eleven properties to an Oakland artist’s portfolio, a deep archive of public-facing graphic work, and a San Francisco painter’s website—each project begins with the character of the work itself.
01Entertainment studio · Website + content system
Victorious Pictures
A cinematic digital home for eleven distinct properties across film, television, unscripted entertainment, publishing, and games. The site turns a complex slate into one coherent studio experience—giving every project its own atmosphere while making the larger company feel focused, credible, and ready for partners.
02Visual artist · Portfolio website
Nimah Gobir
A vivid, flexible portfolio for an Oakland artist and educator whose work explores Black identity, family history, and memory. The site brings artwork, storytelling, journalism, illustration, and selected projects into one clear home—giving each part of the practice room without losing the thread between them.
03Artist collaboration · Graphic design + production
Nicole Macdonald
An expansive, long-running design collaboration spanning exhibition and film posters, billboards, public artwork applications, book covers, postcards, editorial layouts, photo retouching, and image production. The work translates an artist’s vision across scales—from a printed page to a city-facing installation—while preserving the character of the original art.
04San Francisco painter · Prior website work
Sally Rosenblatt
Prior website work for a San Francisco painter, designed to place the artwork at the center of the experience and give viewers a calm, focused way to move through the portfolio. The project is a reminder that strong artist websites do not need to compete with the work—they need to frame it well.
A process that starts with the work
Find the rhythm. Build the frame.
We look at the practice, the audience, the archive, and the opportunities ahead—then create a visual and technical system that supports all four.
Understand the practice
Mediums, bodies of work, themes, audiences, exhibitions, commissions, collaborators, goals, references, and what makes the work unmistakably yours.
Edit the story
Choose what leads, what supports it, how projects relate, and where statements, CVs, press, writing, credits, and contact pathways belong.
Design the experience
Create the responsive portfolio, identity, image system, layouts, and supporting materials with space, pacing, and accessibility in mind.
Launch + keep making
Test carefully, launch cleanly, and add optional ongoing support for new work, exhibitions, press, publications, campaigns, and archive growth.
One creative partner, many formats
From the portfolio to the poster wall.
Your visual world does not stop at the browser. We can carry the same thinking into the materials that introduce, document, promote, and extend the work.
Artist + studio strategy
Audience, positioning, story, content priorities, calls to action, and a clear role for every page and piece.
Portfolio architecture
Projects, series, mediums, exhibitions, archives, writing, press, CVs, credits, and useful ways to browse.
Custom WordPress websites
Responsive design and development built around the images, the practice, and a system you can maintain.
Visual identity
Logos, typography, color, image direction, graphic systems, and guidelines that complement the work.
Image retouching + preparation
Color, cleanup, sizing, cropping, compositing, and web or print production that protects the integrity of the artwork.
Posters + promotion
Exhibition graphics, event posters, flyers, postcards, social assets, invitations, and campaign systems.
Editorial + large-format design
Books, catalogues, layouts, presentations, billboards, public-facing installations, and production-ready files.
Hosting + ongoing care
Backups, security, updates, content changes, new projects, press additions, troubleshooting, and creative support.
Have years of work—but no clear way to show it?
We can help edit, organize, migrate, retouch, and present the archive without flattening the practice into a template.
Questions artists ask
Clear answers. No art-world fog.
Can you help decide which work belongs on the site?
Yes. We can review the archive with you, identify the bodies of work that best support your current direction, and create a hierarchy for featured, supporting, and older work. The goal is not to show everything—it is to make the practice easier to understand and remember.
Can the site include exhibitions, press, writing, and a CV?
Absolutely. We can design a structure for exhibitions, publications, press, teaching, commissions, writing, downloadable materials, and a full or selected CV. Those details can support the work without overwhelming it.
What if my images need editing before they are ready?
We can help with retouching, cleanup, color, cropping, compositing, sizing, and export for both web and print. We will establish a consistent image-production approach so the portfolio feels coherent while the artwork remains accurate.
Do you also design exhibition and promotional materials?
Yes. Posters, invitations, catalogues, postcards, social graphics, presentations, billboards, large-format graphics, and related materials can be designed as part of the same visual system—or as a focused standalone project.
Can I update the portfolio myself after launch?
Yes. We build manageable WordPress systems and can structure repeatable project formats for new work, exhibitions, press, and writing. If you would rather stay in the studio, 11:11 Care can handle updates for you.
Give the work the room it deserves
Your next audience should meet the work at its full strength.
Tell us what you make, what you want people to understand, and where the current presentation falls short. We will help create a digital and visual system that carries the practice forward.