Sell an original painting
A collector moves from the opening scene to a painting, checks out with delivery and installation, and the order lands in the Studio with the painting marked sold.

Vesna paints light, color and movement, performs live with musicians, paints murals, teaches, and runs a gallery and studio in St. Peters. This preview shows that body of work presented like a museum exhibition: a website worthy of the paintings, an online store Vesna runs herself, and a studio back office with orders, inquiries and profit and loss.
Everything here runs in your browser with clearly labeled sample data. Nothing is live, nothing is sent, no payment is taken, and nothing about Vesna’s current website has been changed.
One connected experience, from first look to a painting on the wall. Follow it in order, or jump in anywhere. Each step is clickable and the pieces talk to each other: what a collector does on the website shows up in Vesna’s Studio.
1A cinematic opening: one painting, from brushwork to the full canvas, then a hang of works shown at true relative scale.
2Every original with its price, filtered by collection, size, price or availability. Collected works stay visible as an archive.
3Zoom into the brushwork, see it to scale above a sofa, add a Gallery Edition print, or ask for a custom version.
4A clear path for custom paintings and custom quotes, with room photos, size, palette and budget in one calm form.
5Commission clients compare two color studies, approve one, message Vesna and watch progress from the easel.
6Add, edit or remove paintings, fulfill orders, answer inquiries, schedule workshops, and see profit and loss by month.
Pick one and a small guide follows you through the pages, pointing at the control to use and showing what changes on the other side.
A collector moves from the opening scene to a painting, checks out with delivery and installation, and the order lands in the Studio with the painting marked sold.
A custom request becomes a Studio inquiry, then a private portal where the client compares two color studies and approves one.
Vesna adds a new painting herself, schedules a workshop that appears on the site with live seats, then checks profit and loss.



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The goal isn’t just to build Vesna Art Gallery a better website. It’s to build Vesna Art Gallery a digital platform worthy of the company you’ve already built.
Scott Lovel · scott@seagrapelabs.com · seagrapelabs.com · Jupiter, Florida