Being artists ourselves, we love working with creative people to help them put their best foot forward on the web.  With our basic seven page package, we recommend the following:

Home/Welcome: Include your Artists' Statement & one photo of each series leading into your site.
Galleries (4): A gallery for each series of your portfolio - may be organized by subject matter, medium, genre or other content of your choosing. Include a short description with key words to attract visitors.  We tag all your images so they will appear in the online image searches.
Biography/Artist's Studio Tour:  200-300 words about your life including pictures of you at work in the studio or in plein aire.
Resume: Your listing of exhibitions, awards, gallery representation, collections and upcoming shows.

To visit these websites (a feast for the eyes)  and see what some of our visual arts clients did, just click on the image.

Artist Quentin Walter's watercolors and mixed media collage and assemblages are vibrant and filled with meaning.	Barbara Rowles, pastel and oil painter expresses her intent "...to capture the strong yet delicate energy of flowers, the whimsical souls of farm animals, and the contrasts of the three places I call home..." See for yourself how Barbara does just that!

Gail Lois Jaffe creates watercolor paintings and illustrations as well as adding surprise collage elements to her work. Her topics include angels, creativity, transformation, passages and spiritual life. She is author of "The Enchanted Mirror", a book that features much of her work.	Janice P. Taylor is a watercolorist and oil painter with landscapes, still life & florals as well as scenes of oceans, lakes & rivers. Jan tells us "The atmosphere of the area I am in is evident in my paintings, whether it is the hazy distance of the Western North Carolina mountains or the sharp contrasted brilliance of the Florida coastline."

Art therapist, artist and Qigong instructor, Marcy Purdy, offers services to children through art, teaches relaxation techniques and presents her portfolio - Art Fish by Marsea - using the ancient Japanese method of Gyotaku to create one of a kind fish prints.	The influence of Robert Henri is apparent in James R. Harrington's impressionist style oil paintings and pastels. His subjects of choice are events in the lives of people who take their livelihood from the sea or live at the waters edge, art about art; the dignity of work and ethic of labor that draw people to their occupations.