Website Creation

We create simple to use websites for creative people who just want a solution. Our goal is to give you complete control of a final product which doesn’t become your day job but shares who and what you are at a glance. Yes you can use AI and yes there are ways to make ‘auto websites’ but they will never match those created by experts who know what the tone should be.

Curation

Not sure what words to use on your site?

We have curators and creative writers we can connect with you and after a short interview can create the text base for your website that focuses on what you want from your website. Our curators charge either a day rate which allows for you to interact and edit the texts or a set fee to create a base text that you can then shape yourself.

Photography

Need Photography?

We can advise on photography from the best way to take your own shots on a phone or camera or how to instruct and find a professional.

After

What happens after my website is live?

As part of our website fees, we provide training for you to take over the running of your website. Our websites are designed to be easy to use, even if you aren’t remotely technical and most importantly are quick to use, so they don’t become your day job.

Name

What about my www.?

We have a tech team who will help move your www. into your name and your control. This means that your identity is secure and always within your control. This is vital to remain flexible, safe and adaptable in this new world.

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Websites

Below are some samples of websites we have created over the last months for artist agencies, painters, bloggers and antique dealers.

Website homepage for artist Tim Woolcock, featuring a large abstract painting and a black chair, with a welcome message and navigation menu.

Tim Woolcock

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The Brief - a framework that lets his luminous, geometric landscapes breathe, pairing generous space with a palette drawn directly from his ochres, turquoises, and inky blues. The structure is deliberately simple - paintings first, then clear routes into series, exhibitions, and biography - so visitors move from a visceral first encounter with the work into a deeper understanding of his Modern British lineage and Irish-English landscape roots. Throughout, the typography and layout would echo his balance of calm and drama: clean, modern type, subtle grids, and moments of asymmetry that nod to his Cubist-inflected compositions without ever competing with them.

Screenshot of an art gallery website homepage with a header displaying the logo 'HH' and navigation menu including Home, Represented Artists, Works, Projects, Connects, Podcast, About, Contact, and social media icons. The main section shows a horizontal carousel of images of sculptures and artwork, followed by a section titled 'Represented Artists' with images of various art pieces.

Harvey Horswell

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The Brief - a calm, text-led space that foregrounds human connection, making the stories behind artists, collectors, and corporations feel approachable and conversational rather than salesy. Visually and tonally, the site balances heritage and contemporary practice, reflecting Flo’s deep sculpture expertise and family history while positioning the agency as a modern, flexible partner working beyond a traditional white-cube gallery.

Screenshot of a website titled "Lord Hardtrasher is at home" with a background image of a room filled with vintage furnishings, bookshelves, framed pictures, and various decorative items.

Lord Hardthrasher

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The Brief - a site that feels like stepping into a slightly disreputable gentleman’s club for history obsessives: dark, cosy, and wood‑panelled in tone, but wired for HD video, podcasts, and long reads. The homepage features his latest deep‑dive videos and series (Bomber War, air power, “wars and aviation”) alongside clear calls to join Patreon, buy merch, and find the Discord/“Hellfire Club,” so the community side of the channel is as visible as the content. Throughout, the visual language leans on heraldic touches and tongue‑in‑cheek aristocratic flourishes, mirroring his on‑screen persona as a down‑on‑his‑luck peer while keeping navigation clean and modern for fans.