Publish to the people who came for your work
Stack is a publishing and membership home for artists, photographers, and visual creators. You run a publication, write posts, and decide which ones are free and which ones are for paying members. Readers get the writing at a comfortable measure and nothing else.
The studio asks you to sign in. Publications and posts are public from the moment you publish them.
What Stack is
Made for work that is looked at
A process note with six images, an essay about a series, a studio diary. Posts here are long-form and image-friendly, not captions under a feed.
Your address, not an algorithm's
Every publication sits at its own URL and reads the same to everyone who opens it. Nothing decides who sees a post except you.
Paid without a storefront
Memberships fund the work directly. No prints to pack, no commission on a sale, no inventory.
How it works
Three steps, and the first two take a few minutes.
01
Claim a publication
Name it and pick the slug it lives at. That address is yours, and it is where every post you write will be read.
02
Write and publish
Draft in the studio for as long as you like. Choose who a post is for — everyone, subscribers, or paying members — and publish when it is ready.
03
Keep the readers
Free posts bring people in; paid posts show a clear locked note instead of the body. The list of people who chose to hear from you stays yours.
Write the first one
A publication needs a name and a slug. A post needs a title. You can leave everything else for later, and a draft stays private until you publish it.