Two happy clients!

Dec 13

It always makes my day to receive positive testimonials from my clients. Here are 2 recent website jobs that I’m very proud of.

Website refresh for Gillian Lowry

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Custom website for Lisa Litowitz

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October 7, 2026

Sometimes Stepping Away Is Part of the Work

October 7, 2026

In defence of taking a break. Your studio practice will thank you.

October 7, 2026

July 5, 2026

Should an artist put their prices online?

July 5, 2026

How important is price transparency on your artist website?

July 5, 2026

June 27, 2026

Which Artist Website Solution is Right For You? Honest Comparisons.

June 27, 2026

Whether you are just starting out and wondering if DIY is the move, or you have been putting off a professional website for years because you aren't sure what you actually need, this post is for you.

June 27, 2026

Alissa Sexton https://www.alissasexton.com

My Website Templates Aren’t for Everyone…They Are Just For Artists

The goal is to give you a professional foundation that has already solved the problems most artists don't know they'll encounter until they're halfway through building a site.

The Art of the Website (and why human creation still matters)

What if your website is not just a tool, but your first exhibition? This post explores how the formal qualities of art can shape a stronger online presence — and why human-made design may be the new luxury.

Reserve Your Artist Website (and save $500!)

Most artists don’t delay building a website because they don’t want one. They delay because getting started feels bigger than it should.
This offer is designed to make the first step easy.

Why Website Authenticity Matters More Than Ever

Your website doesn’t need to be more polished, it needs to feel more real. Google is now prioritizing authentic, experience-driven content, which means the way you naturally think, speak, and create is your biggest advantage.

Can we make art less intimidating?

Further conversation related to the psychology of buying and selling art. I share my philosophy that art should be accessible and without the traditional elitism that usually accompanies gallery experiences.

“Why am I even trying to sell art right now?”

It’s a fair question. When people are stressed, when the news cycle is brutal, when money feels tight and the future feels uncertain, buying art can start to feel like the most “optional” thing in the room.