I designed the S.P. Photography Prints (Wanderlight Gallery) website to showcase and sell curated art and photography prints in a bold yet calming way. The site uses intentional colour choices including light neutrals, rich greens and muted sage to reflect the brand’s connection to nature, serenity and quiet sophistication. The layouts are clean and intuitive, allowing each artwork to take centre stage. Shapes and layered design elements echo the photographer’s creative style, inspired by the way she layers images in her work. Every decision from typography to spacing was made to create a peaceful, inspiring online experience that mirrors the artistic vision behind each collection.

WANDER W E B S I T E

Multiple website pages related to photography prints displayed on an iMac monitor and supporting images, with a green background.
Two smartphones on a green background, displaying photography portfolio app screens. The left screen shows the app's branding, menu, and a photo of a forest, with text about photography prints. The right screen features a portrait of a woman holding a camera stabilizer, with a bio describing her as a bold, color-focused photographer based in Eltham.
A promotional web page for curated prints, showing a dark green background with a rounded rectangular photo of a foggy landscape featuring trees on a hill, and descriptive text about the art prints.

The rounded geometric shapes act as framing devices, guiding the viewer’s eye toward the photograph while breaking away from rigid grid structures. The layering creates subtle depth, separating content areas and establishing a clear visual hierarchy.

Close-up of autumn leaves with red and brown foliage, with blurred background of trees and sunlight.

The curved container functions as a visual anchor, isolating the image and increasing focus. Its scale and darker tone create weight, allowing the photograph to stand out while reinforcing balance within the composition.

Sunlight streaming through dense forest trees with leaves and branches, creating a warm, glowing atmosphere.

Overlapping shapes introduce spatial depth through contrast and stacking. The offset layers create movement and dimension, making the image feel embedded within the layout rather than flat on the page.

A digital art piece with a central dark green blob containing a text block titled ''Why' I take photos?'. Surrounding the blob are scattered words and phrases such as 'art.' and '.tra' in various fonts and shades of green, creating a modern, abstract design focused on art and photography.

Layered forms behind the text create separation between foreground and background, improving readability while adding dimensionality. The shapes function as both a compositional anchor and a consistent visual motif across the layout.

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