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Managing Portfolio Artworks

The Artworks tab is where you decide which artworks belong in the portfolio and how they should be presented.

Use the search field at the top of the tab to add content to the portfolio.

You can search for:

  • individual artworks
  • categories

If you add a category, Artlope adds the artworks from that category that are not already in the portfolio.

This is useful when your portfolio should focus on one series, project, or theme.

The tab is split into two main areas:

  • artworks already In portfolio
  • artworks that are still Available

Use Add to include an artwork.

Use Remove to take it back out of the portfolio.

The selected artworks appear in the order they will be used in the document.

You can change the order by dragging artworks into place.

This matters because the portfolio often reads as a sequence. You may want to start with a strong opening image, group similar works together, or lead the viewer through a project in a specific way.

Click a selected artwork to open its portfolio information dialog.

There you can adjust how that artwork appears in the document.

You can add a custom portfolio description for the artwork.

If the Description artwork field is enabled in the configuration, Artlope uses this text in the portfolio for that artwork.

This is useful when you want shorter or more context-specific text than the full artwork description.

You can select extra images for an artwork, in addition to its primary image.

These can be useful for:

  • detail views
  • installation views
  • alternate angles
  • process images

You can choose up to 6 additional images per artwork.

The artwork’s primary image stays the main image. Additional images only appear if the Additional images field is enabled in the portfolio configuration.

Instead of additional images, you can also link up to 2 other artworks to the selected artwork.

This is useful when one entry in the portfolio should point to related works rather than extra views of the same work.

For example, you might want to show:

  • two companion works
  • a diptych split across records
  • a related piece from the same body of work

When other artworks are linked this way, additional image selection is disabled for that artwork.

The search field also helps you narrow long artwork lists while you are assembling the portfolio.

If you are building a focused document for a submission, this makes it easier to compare only the relevant works before deciding what to include.