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Dmitry Shaklanoff-von Seipt

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I am planning to create a new visit card. I wonder what web address I should put on it so people can see my art. In the section "My art", where obviously my art is contained there is a link starting with image of a palette, then followed by /artists/ivanoffdima/ Does this link lead to my stuff?  What would be the link leading people to our art on this website? Thank you, Dmitry 
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Tony Auffret

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Dmitry, I am a little surprised you couldn’t find this by clicking on the address window on your browser. I copied and pasted the link to check it works and your personal gallery address on this website is https://www.painters-online.co.uk/artists/ivanoffdima/ 
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Robert Jones, Napa

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It's a good point: a link in your description to your website, or blog, and email, is useful.  I don't think listing works For Sale here, which of course we can do, is as productive as leaving a link which people can pursue which will take them to more of our work and help to learn more about us.   My website no longer exists, and I've been putting off setting up another - it's something I have planned for the New Year; the problem was always directing people to it; maybe an article in The Artist on these practical technological issues would be useful - certainly, I'm one who was born long before the internet was a thing and so don't find using it comes naturally to me; I find it's the confidence to do things that's the problem, and a step-by-step guide by someone who knows their stuff could be very helpful to those of us still stuck in the Bronze Age; which is, sadly, me.

Dmitry Shaklanoff-von Seipt

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Thank you Tony and Robert. Tony, I did get to the link you post in your message. Thank you for taking the trouble. I needed to click many times to get to this result. This palette icon put me off the right track.

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