Starting points
A template is only where you begin. Every one uses the same archive underneath, so you can switch later without re-uploading a thing.
01 · column
One body of work, told in order.
A single long column with full-width plates and room for writing between them. For a thesis project, a book, or a series that only makes sense as a sequence.
Best for
02 · grid2
The working portfolio.
A two-column grid of projects, each opening into a case study. The template most people start with — it shows range without losing depth.
Best for
03 · list
Everything, findable.
A dense, sortable list — title, year, discipline, condition — with a preview on hover. For prolific makers whose archive is the point.
Best for
04 · masonry
Let the work fill the wall.
Full-bleed imagery in a masonry wall, captions on demand. Minimal chrome, maximum picture — built for visual work that needs no explanation.
Best for
05 · timeline
Process, in public.
Dated entries with sketches, drafts and the finished piece side by side. For people whose thinking is as worth showing as their output.
Best for
Not sure yet? See how real pieces sit in an archive first, then come back and pick a wall for them.
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