Your Personal Database (PDB) to Manage Image and Site Content Information

You don’t share this PDB or domain name with anyone and there’s no limit to the number of pieces you can have in it. List and sort hundreds of pieces on a single page to quickly peruse and edit. It’s not just for managing your on-line galleries and site content, it’s also a way of keeping all your personal art holdings and related information organized and at your fingertips. This includes current pieces as well as your SOLD work.

Get dynamically generated reports about your entire inventory of sold work including sell price and date, buyer name & contact, and much more. And what about a report that sums your income from last year's sales? Or calculates your profit on each piece by deducting materials cost and gallery fees / commissions from the sell price?

Do you sell prints, cards or other items related to your original art? We've got that covered too.

Lots of information. Keep it organized and accessible.

Each image in your PDB represents one of your works of fine art. Each one can have a lot of information associated with it as you see below. You can use your PDB to track all this and print it out in report form when you need it.

Some snippets of the available reports which include:

• OVERVIEW (all WORK)
• OVERVIEW (sold work)
• OVERVIEW (unsold work)
• SALES TOTALS (sold work)
• OTHER SALES (posts)
• BUYER INFORMATION (SOLD WORK)
• COST - PROFIT (SOLD WORK)

Explain Your Design Ideas to Us. Let's Work Together.

As an artist, you have a good understanding of design and composition as well as lots of raw materials for use on your website. So, why not participate in the design of your site? Contribute to whatever extent you want in designing site structure and content to give it a look and feel of your very own. We'll even help you with the editing of your written content, a critical element often overlooked on websites.

Working Together

Using excerpts from an article she wrote and appropriate photos she provided, Jeanne asked for a page on her portfolio site that would illustrate her message about the risk taking and experimentation necessary to develop as an artist. With some added effects, PNE developed this photo montage.