QUEERLYSH — A Living Artistic Home- new artist website
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
QUEERLYSH — A Living Artistic Home
Don’t apply unless you can work with LGBTQiA+ material
Brief Summary (for designers & freelancers)
Queerlysh is a clean, playful, and accessible artist website for a queer, neurodivergent performer, theatre comedian, writer, and facilitator. The site functions as a living artistic home—part archive, part studio, part invitation—documenting over a decade of interdisciplinary work while supporting current performances, writing, workshops, and future development.
The website is not a traditional portfolio. It is process-led, human, and intentionally non-corporate. Its primary role is to help visitors quickly orient themselves, understand the work, and choose how they want to engage—whether as audience members, collaborators, or organisations.
The site must:
Clearly present current and touring performances
Give dedicated space to writing and poetry
Hold a dignified, navigable archive of past projects
Support work-in-development and shared practice
Make booking and contact effortless
Offer gentle, values-aligned ways to support the work
Remain easy to update and scale over the next 5–10 years
The structure prioritises clarity over completeness, invitation over selling, and accessibility over polish. Two audience pathways—For Individuals and For Organisations—guide visitors without duplicating content or fragmenting the site.
Success looks like a website that feels calm, alive, and truthful—one that holds past work with care, supports present activity, and leaves space for what’s still becoming.
Don’t apply unless you can work with LGBTQiA+ material
Brief Summary (for designers & freelancers)
Queerlysh is a clean, playful, and accessible artist website for a queer, neurodivergent performer, theatre comedian, writer, and facilitator. The site functions as a living artistic home—part archive, part studio, part invitation—documenting over a decade of interdisciplinary work while supporting current performances, writing, workshops, and future development.
The website is not a traditional portfolio. It is process-led, human, and intentionally non-corporate. Its primary role is to help visitors quickly orient themselves, understand the work, and choose how they want to engage—whether as audience members, collaborators, or organisations.
The site must:
Clearly present current and touring performances
Give dedicated space to writing and poetry
Hold a dignified, navigable archive of past projects
Support work-in-development and shared practice
Make booking and contact effortless
Offer gentle, values-aligned ways to support the work
Remain easy to update and scale over the next 5–10 years
The structure prioritises clarity over completeness, invitation over selling, and accessibility over polish. Two audience pathways—For Individuals and For Organisations—guide visitors without duplicating content or fragmenting the site.
Success looks like a website that feels calm, alive, and truthful—one that holds past work with care, supports present activity, and leaves space for what’s still becoming.