Community & creative
Websites for artists, musicians and galleries
For artists, musicians and art galleries, we build websites that bring together the portfolio or catalogue of works, online sales of originals, records or tickets, and a newsletter you own. Your work stops being scattered across networks and platforms, and the people who like it get one place to buy and a way to hear what comes next.
Typical problems
- The work is split between Instagram, a music platform and an old website, and none of them shows all of it
- Anyone who wants to buy a piece or a record has to send a message and wait for a reply
- Tickets are sold through platforms that keep the audience's contact details
- At the gallery, finding out which works are available, on hold or sold means checking several lists
- Social media algorithms decide who hears about the next exhibition or gig
Suggested bundle
- Portfolio or catalogue of works
- Online shop or ticket sales
- Newsletter with recorded consent
For visual artists and illustrators
The portfolio is arranged by series or by year, with photographs true to the colour and detail of each piece. Every available work has a buy button or an enquiry link. The About page brings together your background, exhibitions and press contacts, and prints and commissions sell through the same online store.
For musicians and bands
The home page leads with your latest release, with the player and tour dates right below. The shop sells CDs, vinyl and merch, and the box office handles your own headline shows. For each release, a short landing page gathers the video, links to streaming services and the newsletter sign-up.
For bookers and promoters, an electronic press kit with your biography, high-resolution photos and technical rider lives on one page you can send as a single link.
For galleries
The catalogue shows the works of each represented artist and each exhibition, with the status of every piece. Exhibitions get their own pages, with texts, installation views and the opening date. Collectors can ask to be told when an artist has new work, and the gallery sends that notice only to those who asked.
Your audience list belongs to you
Every form on the site, from buying a record to asking about a painting, can invite the person to join your newsletter, with consent recorded. We connect the website to tools such as Brevo, Mailchimp or MailerLite, so new subscribers arrive on their own.
Where to begin
An institutional website with your portfolio, biography and upcoming dates already goes a long way. The shop, box office and extra languages can follow on the same foundation, and SEO helps people searching for your name reach your website rather than only your social profiles.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell originals and prints in the same shop?
You can. An original is a single item and is marked "sold" the moment it is paid for, so it can never be sold twice. Limited-edition prints carry stock per size and edition number, and each order can use shipping options suited to fragile work.
Can I sell gig tickets on my own website?
Yes, with a capacity limit, QR-code tickets and a door list. If the venue already uses a box office, the site shows your dates and sends buyers there, and the mailing list stays yours.
Why a newsletter when I already have followers on social media?
Followers belong to the platform, and each post reaches only some of them. An e-mail list is yours, with each person's consent on record, so you can announce a release or an opening to the people who asked to hear about it.
Can a gallery show whether each work is available?
Yes. Every work has its own page with medium, dimensions, year and status, plus an enquiry form tied to that piece. The team updates the status in one place, and the website and exhibition lists stay correct together.
Can the website be in more than one language?
Yes. For collectors abroad, tours outside Portugal or residency applications, the site can run in Portuguese and English, or other languages, each with its own addresses.
What does a website like this cost?
There is no fixed price list. The quote depends on the size of the catalogue, whether you need a shop or box office, and the languages. Each proposal is put together by hand from what you tell us about your work. Request a quote
Shall we talk about your project?
Tell us what you have in mind and what you want to achieve.