- Weblog Picwok.com
Hello! The first post in my ânon-technicalâ blog is about a website I have been building in September.
Basicamente, estoy diciendo que en octubre estuve desarollando un sitio web para presentar mis fotomontajes de manera mas formal y fĂĄcil de usar. Disculpen que estĂ© escrito en inglĂ©s justo este primer artĂculo de mi blog - les prometo que van a seguir otros solo en español.
Picwok.com is a home for my clonebrush-paintings, where people can search my catalog by various criteria, and where they can buy high-quality prints in a more formal/commercial way than over here.
Creating the website has given me a way to review the logistics of my picture collection in more detail than I had planned. But it was worth it: How can I let the program know where my pictures are, what their name is, what happens if I create a new version? How does the website know how to slice and dice the catalog and handle descriptions in multiple languages?
I wonât bore you with details, but the process helped me structure my work-flow and be able to scale my creative work, as opposed to drown in chaos when I edit more images.
The most important question â which kind of led to many others â actually was, how can I make sure that a customer gets the exact file/version of the image printed that they ordered; I couldnât just keep editing away on a photo and risk having it look quite differently than the one on preview at the website. And having a bunch of similarly named image files in a folder is not orderly enough. So this is sorted now.
Having the website now also means, that the âPhoto-Editsâ series here on the âTidingsâ website will become more quiet. I do think I will add to it from time to time, tidbits about the images that would be out-of-place in a commercial setting.
But the new site is definitely better for discovering and browsing the pictures than the old ways, mostly because Picwok is a dynamic website, rather than this static one, which does have advantages⊠sometimes.