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sebrudov

A gallery that sells. 19 originals with title, material and price — and a tool that puts the drawing on the visitor’s own wall before they get round to asking whether it would fit.

Built for: Sebastian Dobrev, an artist in Munich. Original drawings in ink, fineliner and pencil — every sheet exists exactly once.

SebastianGoogle review
I had my artist website created at Akibon by the founder of Akibon Studio, Tyrone Mukuha Bernard. He's been there from the very beginning and listened carefully to how I wanted my website to be. He asked me exactly what I envisioned and what I wanted. A few days and a few phone calls later, and the website was finished! He explained everything in detail so that you wouldn't be left without a clue what you could actually do. I'm absolutely thrilled with the result. Thanks again to both founders of Akibon Studio; you've taken my artist game to a whole new level!

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The overview: 19 works, filtered by collection
The overview: 19 works, filtered by collection
Four rooms show how a drawing works on a wall
Four rooms show how a drawing works on a wall
The artist in his own voice, not as filler copy
The artist in his own voice, not as filler copy
On the phone, where most visitors arrive
On the phone, where most visitors arrive
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See it on your own phone

Scan it with your camera — sebrudov.com opens straight on your phone.

The piece that sells

Every work page ends here: original or print, one button, done.
Every work page ends here: original or print, one button, done.

The drawing on your own wall

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The visitor drops in a photo of their room and sees the work on their own wall. The photo stays on their device — it is never uploaded anywhere, and the page says so. That is the moment “nice” turns into “that is mine”.

Pick a photo of your own room — The empty “In your home” view with the “Choose a room photo” button.
The work hangs on the wall straight away — The uploaded room with the work on the wall and the tool strip beside it.
Frame, size, another work — the wall follows — The same wall, now with a light frame instead of a dark one.
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The studio: he does all of this himself

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Behind the gallery sits a console of its own. Upload works, set prices, rebuild the gallery, redirect enquiries, even start an auction — all without us, without a ticket, without a fee per change. The ten steps are the whole thing; click through them and you can run the studio. This is the part you cannot just put together with an AI: behind it sit a database, logins and file storage that have to run and be kept running.

Everything the site shows sits in one sidebar — The sidebar: works, home and design, sales, about, legal, access, auctions.
Drag photos in — or press “add images” — The buttons above the works list: hide preview, sort, add images.
Online, draft or sold — one click — The filter row above the works and cards with title and price below it.
Click a work: everything about it in one place — The opened work card with the image and its fields beside it.
Set a price — or leave it empty for “on request” — The sales part of a work: for sale or sold, price, print alongside.
Technique, format, size — the format drives the wall view — The details part of a work with technique, A4 to A2, size and year.
Rebuild the gallery: mosaic, grid or large — The gallery layout with three patterns, column count and spacing.
Where enquiries go — email, Instagram, footer — The sales section with the enquiry email field and the Instagram name.
Start an auction and decide for yourself at the end — The auctions section with the button for a new auction.
The gallery runs along on the right — and “view website” — The live preview beside the works list shows the public gallery.
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Want one like this for your work?

We built sebrudov and we look after it. What matters here is not the typeface but that the site sells: filter, see it in a room, see it on your own wall, ask. Which of that fits you we work out on a call — scope and quote are settled before we start.