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A tiny studio with the door open.

Show selected work, share the story behind a piece and let people know how to ask about a commission.

Free to start at a name.mini.casa address. No card needed.

  1. Give each piece room

    Choose a small collection that belongs together and use images you have permission to publish. Add titles, materials or a sentence about the process when that helps a visitor understand the work. Keep the illustration of your casa as a frame; it should not compete with the images people came to see.

  2. Explain the invitation

    If you accept commissions, say what kinds of projects you consider and how to contact you. Link to a shop if that is where you sell. Explain whether an image is available to buy, a previous commission or a personal study. Clear labels make conversations easier for you and for someone seeing your work for the first time.

  3. Let the studio evolve

    Add a sketch, recent exhibition or finished piece when you have one. Keep your address consistent while the work changes. A quiet gallery, workshop or nature-inspired tile can create a setting that fits your visual language.

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Questions people ask

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Is this an online store?

It can introduce work and link to a store. Payments, inventory and shipping stay with the external service unless a specific supported feature says otherwise.

Can I show client work?

Only if you have the right to publish it. Remove private details and obtain any required permission before uploading.

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Ready for a place of your own?

Pick a scene, add your words and links, and publish at a free Mini Casa address.