Artist website
A calm, custom website that presents Astrid's work, collections, news and exhibitions.
Case study
Astrid Stoffels: a connected digital art archive
PieceStamp became the digital layer behind Astrid's artwork archive. It supports her artist website, public story pages, QR story tags, Try-at-Home and certificates from one simple dashboard.
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The challenge
Many paintings, one calm place to manage them
Astrid works in large series, layered abstract landscapes such as her Vulnerable Nature and Elements of Nature paintings. Before PieceStamp, she tracked available, sold and privately placed work by hand. Writing a story for each piece and keeping news and exhibitions current on her website took time away from the studio.
What changed
One archive, several connected results
Digital art archive
91 artworks organized by status: available, sold and private collection. All in one dashboard.
A story for each work
Every painting can open its own public page with the story, the artist note and the details.
A scan moment in the real world
A small tag on the back, near the artwork, or at an exhibition opens the story on a visitor's phone.
Try-at-Home
Visitors can preview a painting on their own wall before deciding.
Private collector certificates
An artist-issued digital certificate for the buyer after a sale.
News & exhibitions
Website content that Astrid keeps current herself, without touching a website builder.
Artist website
A website that stays Astrid's own
Visitors browsing Astrid's website stay on her own pages: her homepage, her collections, her artwork pages. PieceStamp runs quietly in the background. The digital art archive and Try-at-Home preview are available wherever they're useful, without pulling visitors away to a separate platform.
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Public story pages & QR story tags
From a physical painting to a digital story
A small story tag opens a focused public page with the story, the artist note and the details, right on a visitor's phone. Astrid places tags on the back of a painting, near the artwork, or uses them during an exhibition. It's a simple way to give a painting its own record, separate from the main website.
Try-at-Home
Seeing a painting on your own wall
Every connected painting can be previewed virtually in a room, so a visitor gets a feel for its size and presence before deciding.
Behind the scenes
One simple dashboard for 91 artworks
Astrid manages her artworks, their status and their stories from one dashboard. It's built for artists, not technical teams.
Dashboard screens are shown in English. That's the same in every language version of this case study.
Website content
Collections, news and exhibitions, kept current
The same dashboard supports Astrid's website content too: her collections, news posts and exhibitions. Updates happen in one place instead of a separate website admin.
Private collector certificates
Something more than an email after a sale
When a painting sells, Astrid can create an artist-issued digital certificate and share a private collector certificate link with the buyer. It reflects her own archive record at the time of issue, not a legal ownership document. It's simply a clearer, more personal way to mark a sale.
Want this for your artworks?
Want this for your artworks?
Start small with a profile, a few artworks, QR story tags and a certificate template. For artists who want more, PieceStamp can also be combined with a complete artist website.