Larry Allen is an accomplished artist whose works are increasingly sought after by collectors in the Southeast, and throughout the country. His vessels are inspired largely by Native American and African art, and are authentic, beautiful and functional. He needed a revamp of his website so I built him a clean, minimalistic ecommerce site that would showcase his work.
I did not build the Earthborn Pottery website, but have been pleased to help them get things up-to-date and working well over the past few months. We have added a few new features to the ecommerce site and I expect to continue to help them meet their business goals.
BoomTownMakersMarket.org is a simple showcase site built so that ecommerce can be built in later. A third party ecommerce engine is employed to showcase a few evergreen products that can be bought and picked up at the physical location. Artist profiles are featured as are events that periodically take place at the store.
BoomTownMakersMarket.org
Handmade jewelry made by Flatterdiddles is featured on their new Facebook page. I helped the artist format, process, and load the product pictures and create descriptions. The page was a hit almost immediately. It garnered over 70 likes in the first few hours after launch.
Client, Redo By Ridgely, came to me for help with a Facebook page for her unique ponytail holders. She had no experience with Facebook and does not even have a personal page there. But after I set it up for her and walked her through the process, she is now posting like a professional.
I had the privilege of helping my high school art teacher with his online portfolio. He needed something that he could easily maintain and add new artwork to as he wished. A WordPress site was created with plugins to provide some automation with social media and other e-commerce sites where he sells his work. He wanted a very clean, minimalistic design with a homepage slideshow.
Unfortunately, Charlie let the hosting lapse and has not renewed it since.
“Gayle was a student of mine in art many years ago. She was on top of things then and still is now. She listens and tries to accommodate the needs of the client. I am very satisfied with her work and will continue to use her services in website design and enhancement.” Phillip Charles Spear, September 23, 2011
Larry Allen is an accomplished artist whose works are increasingly sought after by collectors in the Southeast, and throughout the country. His vessels are inspired largely by Native American and African art, and are authentic, beautiful and functional. He needed a revamp of his website so I built him a clean, minimalistic ecommerce site that would showcase his work.
Handmade jewelry made by Flatterdiddles is featured on their new Facebook page. I helped the artist format, process, and load the product pictures and create descriptions. The page was a hit almost immediately. It garnered over 70 likes in the first few hours after launch.
Client, Redo By Ridgely, came to me for help with a Facebook page for her unique ponytail holders. She had no experience with Facebook and does not even have a personal page there. But after I set it up for her and walked her through the process, she is now posting like a professional.
I had the privilege of helping my high school art teacher with his online portfolio. He needed something that he could easily maintain and add new artwork to as he wished. A WordPress site was created with plugins to provide some automation with social media and other e-commerce sites where he sells his work. He wanted a very clean, minimalistic design with a homepage slideshow.