For people with more ideas than places to put them.

Send the folder as it is. Photographs, notes, drafts, research, files named by whatever made them. I read through it, work out what connects to what, and build a private archive you keep plus a public site made from the parts you choose.

Here is what Piece 2250 was before I started. Three phone photos, a row in a store export, and a paragraph about a different series, sitting in one pile.

Handmade ceramic cup with a white crackled surface and dark speckling, on a white background.
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The same cup from another side, a glossy sheen pooled inside the rim.
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The base of the same cup, the number 2250 hand-painted in dark pigment.
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Handle         pottery-piece-2250
Title          Ceramic Piece 2250
Variant Price  22.50
Variant SKU
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By honing in on different speeds, heights, viscosities, and materials, i sought after a consistent drip that would allow for a material to wash over the claybody itself, mimicking traumas and life events that shape who we are and how we form.

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The camera named the photographs. The price and the number sit in a spreadsheet column with nothing attached to them. The paragraph belongs to another project. None of it points at anything else.

The same material now: Piece 2250.

Archive Pilot starting at $750

A representative group of your source material becomes a working slice of the archive: the structure, the review process, and the boundary between what stays private and what goes public.

opensourcewarren@gmail.com