Andrew Day
A portfolio and commissions site for a Tetbury painter who spent his working life in architecture — built so the paintings, not the furniture, do the talking.
A painter who needed a wall, not a website.
Andrew Day spent his working life in architecture and interior design before moving into pen, ink and watercolour. He paints houses, boats, coastlines and market towns — the kind of work people commission because a particular place matters to them. What he needed was somewhere the paintings could be seen at a decent size, and somewhere a commission could be explained without a phone call. Anything else on the page would have been in the way.
The work at full size, and a clear way in.
One page, numbered in five parts, so a visitor can look or enquire without hunting for either.
- The paintings carry it. Twenty-four pieces in a gallery that gives each one room, with originals on enquiry rather than a price grid.
- Commissions, explained. Three plain steps — consultation, reference, painting — so the process is understood before anyone makes contact.
- Room for exhibitions. A dated section ready for shows around Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds as they are announced.
- Typography doing the work. No stock photography and no decoration: the layout is set in type so the watercolours are the only colour on the page.
Live, and ready for the next commission.
The site went live in September 2026 on our own hosting, with HTTPS and a custom domain, and we look after it from here. Enquiries reach Andrew directly by email, phone or Instagram, and the exhibition section is waiting on dates.
- Build. A single-page portfolio site, hand-built and hosted with us on a custom domain with HTTPS.
- Shows. Twenty-four paintings — houses, boats, coastlines and market towns — originals on enquiry.
- Explains. Commissions in three steps, with price and lead time given on enquiry.
- Contact. Direct to Andrew by email, phone and Instagram, with an enquiry form alongside.
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