Ten walls, ten paintings — the current room. Tap a frame for the story behind the work, or step into the shop to bring one home.
Taiwo paints from a small studio in Lagos, working mostly in oil and acrylic on canvas. The work leans toward bold, unmixed colour and confident shape — market scenes, portraits, and quiet domestic moments rendered without much fuss over realism.
Each painting on this site is an original — nothing here is a print. When a piece sells, it comes down from the wall for good, so the room upstairs is always changing.
This panel doesn't affect the site your visitors see. It's just notes for whoever maintains it.
Open this file in a text editor and find the ARTWORKS list near the top of the <script> section. Copy one entry, give it a new id, and fill in the title, medium, size, year, price, description, and whether it's for sale. There's room for 10 on the gallery wall — any empty slots show as blank frames until you add more.
To use a real photo instead of the colour swatch, add an image: "yourfile.jpg" field and place that image file in the same folder as this HTML file.
There's no live payment processor here — that would need a registered payment provider and a backend server. Instead, checkout shows your GTBank details and gives the buyer 30 minutes to complete a transfer, mirroring how a lot of independent sellers already work. When the buyer confirms they've paid, the site opens a pre-filled email to you with their order and delivery address, ready for them to hit send from their own mail app.
Right now the buyer has to press send on the pre-filled email themselves, since a plain HTML file can't send mail on its own. If you'd like it to send automatically with no action from the buyer, the standard no-backend option is a free EmailJS account — I can wire that in for you if you'd like, once you have a service ID and template ID.
Search this file for BANK_DETAILS and CHECKOUT_MINUTES near the top of the script to edit the account, account name, or the payment window.