I built Artelo because I wanted artists to have a production partner that could support the business they were trying to build. Selling artwork involves more than uploading a design and choosing a size. The paper, frame, print quality, packaging, and delivery experience all become part of the artist’s brand. The problems I wanted to address were practical: limited product choices, production costs that leave little room for profit, inconsistent fulfillment, and difficulty getting clear answers when something goes wrong. Managing a growing catalog can also mean hours of repetitive work creating products, preparing images, and updating listings. My approach was to bring manufacturing and software into the same business. Owning production gives us direct control over how orders are printed, framed, checked, and packed. Building our own software lets us connect those operations to the tools artists use every day. I wanted Artelo to support several ways of growing an art business, from fulfilling an individual online order to preparing retail-ready inventory or powering another platform through our API. The aim is to give artists more time to create and sell, with a dependable team handling production.

Artelo

Print-on-demand art, framing and fulfillment

Print-on-demand art, framing and fulfillment