One place to catalogue the work, publish it, and keep both in sync — built by people who have spent two decades making artists' books, not software.
Every piece — title, dimensions, series, images, price and status — lives in a single record you edit from the studio. No spreadsheet, no separate media library.
Add a piece, retitle a series, mark something sold — press rebuild and the public site regenerates from that same record. Nothing to redeploy by hand.
Captions, collector inquiries, and social scheduling run from the same screen. The site, the archive, and the outreach stop being three separate tools.
For over twenty years, Fire Dragon Color has designed and produced books for artists, museums, and galleries — monographs, catalogues, exhibition print. Red Dragon Press is the same eye for how an artist's work should be organized and presented, turned toward the web instead of the page.
We still think like book designers. The result reads like an archive, not a template.
See it running: johnvokoun.com is the first site built this way.
“The work changes constantly. The website should too — without a developer standing between the two.”Red Dragon Press