Each demo uses the same twelve stand-in paintings, so you can compare the layouts directly. Open them on a phone and a laptop. Most visitors will see the site on a phone.
A quiet commercial-gallery look. White walls, small captions, prices and sold dots, and an inquiry list visitors fill as they browse.
Best for: colorful work and serious buyers.
Open demo →Her name, huge, in deep red, with a painting rising over it. Work grouped into series with museum-style wall labels, plus studio and commissions.
Best for: telling her story and taking commissions.
Open demo →Five chosen works, each filling the screen on its own dark slide. Swipe or scroll from one to the next.
Best for: a small, strong selection. Weak for browsing a lot of work.
Open demo →Every piece hung edge to edge in even rows, no captions until you tap. A separate "Available" view for buyers.
Best for: a large body of work.
Open demo →The paintings are generated placeholders. Her real photos replace them in whichever direction you pick, and titles, prices and wording are sample text.