Easel Studio — by Amshu

Portfolio sites for artists · Bengaluru

Easel Studio — by Amshu

A portfolio site that makes your work look the way it deserves to. Quoted for your project, live in seven days.

I build portfolio websites for artists, photographers and creative studios in Bengaluru. Every project is quoted on what you need, written down before you pay anything, with no hourly billing and no surprises later. You send images and a bio; I handle the design, the domain, the hosting, the enquiry form and the handover. Two projects a week, booked first come.

Knock.Knock.Art — Murals, workshops and commissions


Varshitha paints murals for businesses, schools and homes, and runs pottery, resin and glass workshops alongside them. None of that is an impulse purchase — a mural is a spend somebody has to sign off internally, and a workshop is a booking somebody has to trust you with.

So the site is not a gallery. It is built around the five things she actually sells — murals, workshops, commissions, digital art and products — each with its own page and its own way in, rather than one undifferentiated grid that leaves the visitor to work out what they can hire her for.

The working process sits on the page too: consultation, design, wall prep, painting, finish. The question behind most mural enquiries is not whether the work is good — the photographs settle that. It is what happens to my wall for the next two weeks, and who is answerable if it goes wrong.

What that gives her is a link she can send to the person who has to justify the spend to somebody else. That is the whole difference between a portfolio and an Instagram grid.

Live at

varshithapalyam.store

Sells

Murals, workshops, commissions, digital art and products

What changed

Faster approvals, more demand, and clients who take the work seriously


I have been able to crack projects and gain trust and confidence from clients. Approvals are faster and there is more demand. Not many people have a portfolio like this in India currently — it gives me an upper hand in the field. It professionalises my career. Some people think this is not a serious career; now people take me seriously.

Varshitha Palyam, Knock.Knock.Art, Bengaluru

The build is quoted for your project. ₹1,500 a month if you want me to keep it running.

Quoted per project
scope agreed before you pay · seven days

The build

  • Up to 5 pages and 40 images, optimised and colour-accurate
  • Custom layout tuned to your work, designed phone-first
  • Domain bought and configured, hosting for the first year
  • Working enquiry form delivered to your inbox
  • Page titles, descriptions, social previews and a sitemap
  • Privacy-friendly visitor stats, set up and explained
  • One revision round, a handover call and a short written guide

₹1,500
per month · optional, cancel anytime

Care plan

  • Hosting and domain renewals handled
  • Weekly backups and uptime monitoring
  • Security and dependency updates
  • Up to 2 content updates a month
  • Email support, answered within one working day

Outside India

I take work from outside India as well. Those are quoted in USD, per project — tell me what you need and I will send you a number.

Seven working days, start to live.

Day 0

You pay 50%, fill in the intake form, and send your images and text.

Days 1–2

I build the first draft. You hear nothing from me, which is the point.

Day 3

The draft goes up on a live preview link you can open on your phone.

Day 4

You send all your feedback in one go. One round, so make it count.

Days 5–6

I make the revisions and run the final checks.

Day 7

You pay the balance, the site goes live, and we do the handover call.

The catch

The clock starts when I have both the deposit and your content. If the images arrive late, the delivery date moves by the same number of days.

These are real work, so they are priced separately rather than pretended away. Ask and I will quote.

  • Online store or payments
  • Booking systems
  • Blog with a CMS
  • Multi-language sites
  • Logo or brand identity
  • Photography or retouching
  • Writing your copy
  • Migrating an old site