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Build a resin portfolio that sells

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If you’re ready to turn your resin art

hobby into a business or grow your existing shop one of the best things you can do is build a portfolio that actually sells

A portfolio isn’t just a gallery

—it’s your brand story It should make people want to know more click that contact button or head straight to checkout

Here’s how to create a portfolio that looks beautiful and brings in real results

1 Start with a clean layout

Whether you’re using a website builder or Instagram grid your portfolio should feel clean professional and easy to browse

Avoid cluttered pages or too many

colors Keep the focus on your art

Organize your work by category style or function such as

Wall art

Jewelry

Coasters and trays

Custom orders

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2 Choose your best work only

Your portfolio is about quality

not quantity Choose 10 to 20 pieces that represent your best skills and style

If possible show a variety of work—different techniques color palettes or types of resin pieces

This helps potential buyers or collaborators trust your consistency and creativity

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3 Use professional photos

Photos can make or break your portfolio Every piece should be photographed clearly and beautifully

Use natural lighting multiple angles and neutral backgrounds

Make sure to include

A closeup of the texture or embedded details

A lifestyle shot to show size and function

A clean full shot of the piece itself

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4 Tell a story behind each piece

Buyers connect with emotion not just visuals Include a short description or story with each photo

Share what inspired the piece the materials used and how long it took

Example

“This ocean pour tray was inspired by early morning tides in Cornwall It features real sand seashells and four hand poured layers”

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5 Make it easy to buy or contact you resin

A portfolio should drive action Add links to

Your Etsy 

Your custom order 

Your email or contact page

Make buttons clear and visible Add calls to action like “Order this piece” or “Request a custom version”

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6 Keep your branding consistent resin

Use the same logo fonts colors and tone of voice across your website Etsy and social media

This builds trust and makes your work instantly recognizable

Create a simple brand kit if needed and use it for your website banners and marketing posts

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7 Consider a digital portfolio tool

If you’re not ready for a full resin

website you can try platforms like

 Adobe Portfolio

Behance

 Canva portfolio templates

These allow you to build a free or low-cost portfolio that still looks professional and 

Final Thought

Your resin portfolio should not only resin

show what you’ve made—it should sell who you are as an artist

Think of it as your digital handshake Make it feel clear warm and full of your creative personality

Build a beautiful free portfolio using resin

Adobe Portfolio or Canva templates

Want help building a portfolio layout or branding it with your colors and logo Just say the word

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