How do I display my artwork on the site?
10Web's artist website templates come with gallery sections made for showing art. You can display high-quality images of your work, group them by collection, medium, or year, and give each piece a title, size, and price. Each work can also get its own page with more detail. You arrange it all in the AI-powered visual editor, so your art stays the focus and loads fast.
What should an artist website include?
The core parts are a gallery of your work, an about or artist statement, a shop or price list, contact details, and a way to follow you. Adding shows, press, and commission info helps too. The goal is that a visitor sees your work, understands your style, and knows how to buy or reach you. These sections come ready in the templates for you to fill in.
Can I sell my art and prints online?
Yes. With 10Web's ecommerce, you can sell originals, prints, and merchandise straight from your site with secure checkout. You manage stock, prices, and orders in one place. Selling direct means you keep more of each sale instead of paying big fees to a marketplace or gallery.
Can I list my exhibitions and events?
You can add a section for past and upcoming shows, fairs, and events, which builds your credibility and lets fans know where to see your work in person. Listing exhibitions also signals to galleries and buyers that your work is active and shown. Updating the list as new shows come up is quick.
Can I grow a following or collect emails?
You can, and it's worth doing. Add signup forms and links to your social profiles so visitors can follow your work and hear about new pieces and drops. An email list is an audience you own, so you can tell collectors about a new collection or print release straight away, instead of hoping they see a post.
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