Brush Foundry
Brush Foundry is a sawtooth-roof studio with skylights, a courtyard and a place to make a mess, with a working brush, a paint tin and a pencil.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Real casitas from the library. Open one to see it move.
Brush Foundry is a sawtooth-roof studio with skylights, a courtyard and a place to make a mess, with a working brush, a paint tin and a pencil.
Glaze Good is a bottle-shaped workshop with a ribbed stopper and a label-like front facade, with a handmade vessel, a quiet bowl and a working brush.
Stitch Cottage is an open weaving studio with a visible loom and a cloth taking shape in the window, with a threaded needle, a pocketed shirt and a spool of thread.
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.
Only if you have the right to publish it. Remove private details and obtain any required permission before uploading.
Pick a scene, add your words and links, and publish at a free Mini Casa address.