Finally built my own artists website from scratch

[crash-stop]

Hi all. Finally took the plunge bought hosting and a domain name and built my very own (wip) basic artists website using  bluefish and seamonkey page edit as editors ( only just discovered you could use seamonkey as a wysiwyg editor not sure yet if ill continue using it but it does save some time compared to just using bluefish). Trying to keep it simple with just basic html and css as thats about all my brain can cope with. its here https://crash-stop.org 

[small_cypress]

I really like your writing around your art practice! This was really informative as someone whose art world is super traditional (printmaking) and tradition-obsessed. Nice work.

[crash-stop]

Thank you for reading, there's a lot more to come, I do believe in sharing thoughts,ideas and processes about what I do openly It feels really nice to have a non social media presence again, last website I had was back in the 2010's but that was on a web building service similar to wix, its a lot more fun to build things from scratch.

[stephan_e_perez]

Hey, I enjoyed browsing your site and watched all of "Everything is broken forever" a couple of weeks ago (you followed me back on YouTube).

You create a really intense, sensual atmosphere with your choice of original material, the visual effects and the sound.

I remember thinking that the last section drags on a bit... but then I realized that this might be the part that best illustrates the concept expressed in the title. Like a lot of great art, it demands concentration and focus from the viewer - something in short supply nowadays, thanks to the constant influx of junkfood on YouTube, IG, etc. I've been affected by this too, despite much of my own work also requiring a measure of mindfulness... Keep up the good work!