Studio Sol
A crooked little atelier with a pencil chimney, a sunlit window and an easel that paints back.
Bring your latest release, a few favorite projects and your important links into one small world.
Free to start at a name.mini.casa address. No card needed.
Someone arriving from one post may not know the rest of your work. Give them a short introduction and one clear place to start. Put your current release first, then add a few projects that show your range. A page you control can connect the work that lives across different platforms.
A behind-the-scenes image, a short note or a useful reference can add context to finished work. Keep each update specific. Explain what you made and where someone can see or support it. Use your own posts whenever a social integration is unavailable; the page does not depend on an automatically refreshed feed.
Add a signup form when you have a clear promise for future updates, or simply point visitors to the channel you use most. Your illustrated casa supplies the atmosphere. Your projects and words supply the reason to stay.
Real casitas from the library. Open one to see it move.
A crooked little atelier with a pencil chimney, a sunlit window and an easel that paints back.
Tiny Documentary is a camera-shaped studio with a lens entrance and a shutter-side window, with a film camera, a stage microphone and a little manuscript.
Encore Room is a little stage with parted curtains, glowing marquee bulbs and front steps, with a vinyl record, a stage microphone and an acoustic guitar.
Print Garden is a sawtooth-roof studio with skylights, a courtyard and a place to make a mess, with a paint tin, a little print machine and a little manuscript.
Yes. Link to the external service you use and label the destination clearly. Mini Casa does not process that external purchase.
No. A useful, current introduction and a few strong pieces are enough. Update when there is something meaningful to share.
Pick a scene, add your words and links, and publish at a free Mini Casa address.