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Very contemporary! Another website, another draft and experiment with my so called "grid" style. Added custom cursors, accordion, sticky containers, lottie burger, etc.

Still working on it – feel free to clone.

Clone: Grid Style Website Draft (cursor / sticky / accordion / lottie)

ART ARCHIVE SOLUTION FOR PROFESSIONALS

We built a complete, clean and minimal art archive based on Webflow cms. What you see is "dummy content" but fully working and all connected. It includes a dashboard, inventory cards for each artwork, full catalog as an overview, work groups for further distinction, clients and sales management, and several other lists to manage and trace the life of an artwork (in commission, in exhibition, whatever you wish).
The power of Webflow made this possible – it’s only a prototype, but PM me if you are interested to get a professional art archive and inventory solution for your gallery or to manage your art as an artist or collector. Since Webflow give a professional framework, you are free to use it once you have it – no monthly subscription but a clean tool to manage your art. Could be interesting for smaller galleries and art collectors that do not want to spend 100 Dollars per month.

(desktop view only for the moment)

Clone: Art archive

Inspired by Pixel Geek, mega nav done with dropdown components. Simplified in style, added some simple transition. Feel free to clone.

Clone: Simple Mega Nav Menu

Fun exercise and tribute to the Stripe Press website! I rebuild a small part of this great website in webflow with 100% native interactions, 3D effects and a little bit of depth. And of course a vintage lava lamp effect (!). Basic page load and section anchor menu is also included.

As content I used some vintage comics (offered by Sotheby's in the past) with a fictive brand called "rarebooks".

No time for more at the moment. Let me know if you like it, I might add some more parts and functions... Meanwhile feel free to clone it – maybe nice for an online shop, artist website, portfolio for printed stuff, etc.

rarebooks - vintage comics collection

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