Websites for Tampa Artists and Galleries
We build websites for Tampa Bay artists, makers, photographers and small galleries. Your work front and center, in a site that feels like you and makes it easy for people to buy, commission or book.
Social media isn't a portfolio
Instagram is great for being discovered, but you don't own it. The algorithm decides who sees your work, your best pieces scroll out of sight within a week, and there's no good way to show prices, sizes or availability.
A website is the one place online that's entirely yours. It shows up when someone searches your name or your style, it keeps your full body of work organized, and it gives your social profiles one link that actually leads somewhere useful.
Designed around the work
Some artists want a quiet, neutral site that lets the color in their work do the talking. Others want the site itself to feel like their style. Either way, the work comes first: large, accurate images, with title, medium, dimensions and price or availability right beside each piece.
Galleries by series or medium
So collectors can explore a body of work, not a random grid.
A page for each piece
Title, medium, size, price and availability, ready to share.
Commissions
An inquiry form that asks the right questions up front.
Shows and events
Where to see your work in person next.
Artist statement and story
The background people want before they buy.
Mailing list
Connected to your newsletter tool, so fans hear about new work first.
Selling your work
How you sell shapes the site. Original pieces often sell best through an inquiry, a conversation and an invoice. Prints and smaller works can go straight to checkout. Many artists do both, and we set the site up to match.
If you show at local events like the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts or sell through galleries around Tampa Bay, your site is where people who met you in person go to look again, and buy later.
An artist's work, presented with personality
Humu's Island Treasures makes hand-carved surfboard wall art inspired by Polynesia and the Florida Keys. Tropical color and arched frames give the gallery an island feel that matches the work, while every piece stays front and center.
Flat-rate, and you know it up front.
Artists get the same flat-rate pricing as all of our Tampa web design clients. A simple portfolio site is often three to five pages.
Custom web design
$250 per page
For the first five pages, then $150 per page. Most small business sites land between $750 and $2,000.
SEO copywriting
$150 per page
For the first five pages, then $100. Written to rank and to sound like you.
Hosting and care
$75 a month
Security monitoring, malware protection, updates and weekly backups.
Free website scan
Free
A conversion score and the exact problems costing you customers.
Full details on the pricing page and the services page.
Questions we get asked
Yes. Originals can go through an inquiry form so you can talk with the buyer first, and prints or smaller works can go straight to checkout through an established payment platform. Many artists use both.
Let's give your work a home.
Book a free consult. Bring your best pieces and we'll map out a site that fits them, with a flat price before any work starts.