Your work starts to pile up
Photos, titles, dimensions, materials, and ideas quickly spread across camera rolls, folders, and notes. Keep the useful details with the work.
Artlope for art students
Build your practice before the art world asks you to.
School gives you critique and context. Artlope gives the work, opportunities, and materials around your practice a place to stay organized.
Free while you are starting out · built for emerging artists
Your archive
Everything you have made, findable
Next up
Open call · Friday
A lightweight system for the parts of being an artist no class can organize.
Artwork archiveOpen callsPortfolio & CVArtist website
Why start now?
The admin arrives before the career does.
You do not need a finished career to need a clear record of your work. Starting with a simple system makes every next opportunity easier to answer.
Open calls have real deadlines
Residencies, grants, exhibitions, and competitions ask for similar materials on different dates. Keep the opportunity, requirements, and outcome together.
The same materials keep coming back
Your artist statement, bio, CV, and portfolio should get better over time, not be rebuilt from scratch every time someone asks for them.
A student-sized workflow
From studio desk to open-call deadline.
Artlope keeps the everyday records behind your practice connected to the moments when you need to share them.
01
Capture the work
Add artworks as you make them with images, dimensions, materials, categories, availability, and notes. Your archive can grow one piece at a time.
02
Build a focused portfolio
Choose the right group of works for a call, keep your CV information current, and export a polished portfolio when it is ready.
03
Track what you sent
Save the opportunity link, deadline, fee, requirements, artworks, and result so no application disappears into an inbox.
Ready for the next step
Your applications can be a continuation of your studio practice.
When your work and its details are already together, responding to an open call becomes a selection task instead of a late-night search through files.
Why Artlope?
Designed for where you are now.
Artlope is not gallery software with the edges sanded down. It is made for individual artists building an early practice and finding their way into the art world.
Built for early-stage artists
Start small with the work you have. Artlope stays useful as your archive, exhibition history, and opportunities grow.
Free now, affordable later
Artlope is free during beta and is being built to remain very affordable after beta, because student budgets matter.
Your website stays in sync
Get a free artist website powered by the same portfolio records. Update your work once and keep your public presence current.
A public home for the work
Your portfolio should not go out of date the moment you submit it.
Artlope gives you a free website that stays connected to your art portfolio. Share a clear, current view of your work without maintaining another collection of files.
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Questions students often have
Do I need a finished portfolio to start?
No. Artlope is useful while your practice is still taking shape. Start with a few works, add details as you go, and let the archive grow with you.
Is Artlope only for one kind of art?
No. Artlope is made for visual artists across mediums. You can use artwork records, images, categories, exhibitions, submissions, and portfolios for the way you work.
How much does Artlope cost?
Artlope is free during beta. The plan is to keep it very affordable after beta, including for artists who are still studying or just starting out.
Will I have to update my website separately?
No. Your free Artlope website uses the portfolio information you already keep in Artlope, so your public work can stay in sync with your archive.
Need more answers?
Read the full FAQ for more details. Read the full FAQ
Give your early practice a place to grow.
Start keeping the work, opportunities, and story of your practice together. Artlope is free during beta.
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