Art Show Planner: How To Create an Art Show Booth

Modified on Tue, 28 Jan at 6:06 PM

To plan a show with the Art Show Planner, you must first create an art show booth to showcase your artworks. To create a booth:

  1. Go to the Art Show Planner section and click NEW.
     
  2. Click anywhere in the space to set the booth walls.

  3. Use your cursor to drag and drop the wall to the desired area. Use the panel on the bottom to configure the width, height, scale, and color of the wall. When you finish configuring the size of the wall, click on DONE

  4. When you are happy with the result, click SAVE & FINISH

  5. Add a title to the space.

  6. If you want to add another wall, click on the menu in the top right corner of the page, then click on Adjust Walls and follow the above steps again. 

  7. Position, Adjust and frame your Artworks


  • Click (or tap) where it says 'Artworks' at the bottom of your screen.
  • Upload your Artwork file, or drag and drop one already uploaded to position it within the wall.
  • Use the provided tools to resize or rotate your artwork for the perfect fit.


Once your artwork is placed in the mockup, you can now do much more directly from the Frames Selector:

  • View All Available Frames: Easily browse through your library of frames to find the perfect match for your artwork.
  • Hide Specific Frames: Select which frames you want to hide from the list, keeping your options clear and tailored to your needs.
  • Edit Existing Frames: Update details or modify the properties of frames without leaving the selector.
  • Add New Frames: Introduce new frame styles directly from this interface to expand your library effortlessly.


8. Finalize, save and share your new design




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