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OVERVIEW
Process, then product.
Shows how the thing was made, then the thing. Project pages open with the finished piece and unfold into the working stages underneath it.
Makers sell the process as much as the object, but most portfolio themes only have room for the finished photograph. This one gives the working stages their own structure.
A stage is a dated entry with images and a note. Together they form a timeline under the finished piece, which a commissioner can read to understand what they are actually buying.
Commissions went up when people could see the middle.
— A ceramicist
WHAT YOU GET
The middle of the making.
Process timeline
Dated working stages with their own images and notes, collapsed by default under the finished piece.
Material notes
Materials, dimensions, firing and finish recorded as fields rather than buried in a paragraph.
Commission enquiry
A per-piece enquiry form that quotes the work it came from, so the reply has context.
Editions and availability
Edition size, availability and a sold marker, all without turning the site into a shop.
FULL FEATURE LIST
Studio practice, on the site.
Fields and blocks for a practice where the process is as saleable as the object.
- Dated process stages
- Materials and dimensions fields
- Firing and finish notes
- Per-piece commission enquiry
- Edition size and availability
- Sold marker without a cart
- Studio journal with its own feed
- Exhibition history block
SPECS
The details
- Version
- 1.2.0
- Released
- Jan 19, 2026
- Process stages
- Unlimited, dated
- Piece fields
- Material, size, finish
- Commerce
- Enquiry only
- Journal
- Separate feed
CHANGELOG
Recent releases
- 1.2.0Jan 2026 — Process stages collapse by default on long timelines
- 1.1.0Dec 2025 — Enquiry form now quotes the piece it was sent from
- 1.0.0Oct 2025 — Exhibition history added as a repeatable block
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