Collectors tend to appreciate works more if they know the “story” behind them, so be sure to write informative artwork descriptions in simple English. Great descriptions not only provide useful information (e.g. physical texture, whether hanging hardware is included, quality of materials), but they also answer questions like:
- What/who inspired the work?
- What do you hope its viewers will feel/think?
- Why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
It should also include useful details such as:
- What extra materials were used to create the work
- What type of surface the was the work created on (i.e. describe its physical texture and level of delicacy)
- Whether the artwork is framed or unframed, has finished or unfinished edges
- Recommended hanging/installation procedures
- Whether hanging/installation hardware is included
NOTE: a description should be written in English, and don't forget to check spelling and grammar.
New: Refine with AI
We’re excited to introduce Refine with AI, a smart enhancement tool powered by Gemini. It’s designed to elevate your original description into a compelling narrative that resonates with collectors.
How It Works
- Enter at least 50 characters of your own description to see the feature appear
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Click the “Refine with AI” button.
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Gemini receives key information about your artwork—including title, size, category, mediums, styles, keywords, and your original description.
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Gemini generates a fresh, polished artwork description tailored for collector appeal.
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You can edit the AI-enhanced text with your own words or accept it as is.
Important Notes:
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The tool can be used only once per artwork.
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To access the feature, you must have at least five original artworks currently for sale.
This feature is optional but offers a helpful starting point or finishing touch for your description.
To edit an artwork description visit Studio or click "Edit" button on Artwork Detail page (under main image.