Explore V2C ↗Direction 01
The visual occasion
V2’s clear planning journey on white, with more photographs, finished artworks and StoryBrand copy.
Website design exploration
One artist.
A closer look.
Explore V1c, V1b and V2b alongside the original seven directions. Each brings a different part of the experience into focus — the art, the event, the shared moment or the artist behind it.
Open a design, explore its pages, and use the comparison menu to switch directions on the same page.
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Explore V2D ↗Direction 02
Meet your artist
The same image-rich journey, opening with Olga looking towards the camera at the Penrite celebration.
Explore V1C ↗Direction 03
The memorable occasion
V1b’s art-led flow, with clear value for first-time visitors and a soft-white, ink-blue and coral palette.
Explore V1B ↗Direction 04
The art collection
V1 refined: an art-led commission journey, with the Penrite centenary painting and a quiet, elevated palette.
Explore V2B ↗Direction 05
The considered occasion
V2 refined: real Penrite event photography, clear choices and a welcoming route from inspiration to enquiry.
Explore V1 ↗Direction 06
The gallery
A contemporary gallery catalogue: complete paintings, quiet captions and the story of a real commission.
Explore V2 ↗Direction 07
The event planner
A beautifully prepared event proposal in ivory and plum, from choosing an experience to planning the details.
Explore V3 ↗Direction 08
The polished original
The existing design refined: familiar navy, coral and cream, original photography and typography, with clearer spacing and a stronger mobile layout.
Explore V4 ↗Direction 09
The corporate brief
A bold cobalt commissioning brief: precise typography, substantial artwork and clear practical details.
Explore V5 ↗Direction 10
After dark
A cinematic evening story, following the experience from a gathering to a lasting artwork.
Explore V6 ↗Direction 11
The shared canvas
A welcoming, participatory direction centred on connection and painting together.
Explore V7 ↗Direction 12
The studio journal
An artist-led editorial direction, introducing Olga’s practice before inviting an event collaboration.