Artisan Hub
The emergence of internet platforms has revolutionized the art industry by providing artists with fresh avenues for displaying, marketing, and selling their creations. This essay examines the creation and effects of Artisan Hub, an online resource for aspiring and seasoned artists. This platform offers a unique dual-functionality system that enables artists to offer online seminars and boot camps in addition to selling their artistic endeavors, in contrast to standard online art galleries. With a dedicated control panel, artists keep control over their art, whereas the system integrates admin-controlled limits to avoid fraud and assure security and authenticity. Being inclusive is an essential component of Artisan Hub, which opens it up to artists from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds and helps to bridge the gap between established and struggling artists. In the present research, the body of research on secure internet commerce systems, online art marketplaces, and the function of digital payments in the art sector is reviewed. For the platform's front end, the following technologies HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript are used, while PHP and MySQL power the backend to guarantee seamless operation. Furthermore, PayPal and other secure methods of payment have been integrated to improve financial security. This study examines the technological, economic, and creative consequences of digital art portals by examining research from a variety of academic sources. It also covers concerns like cybersecurity threats, accessibility issues, and the changing digital art market. Keywords— Web-Based Art Platform, PHP, MySQL, HTML, Cybersecurity in Art, Emerging Artists, Online Workshops, Digital Art Marketplace, Art E-Commerce, Artist Dashboard, Secure Payment System, Admin Controls.
Authors
- Mohd .Imran Khan
- Aditya Kadu
- Rahul Hulke
- Takshil ukey
- Nikita Raut
- Ayush Chachane
- Piyush Kapse
- Bhumik Machhi
Publication Details
- Journal
- INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
- Published
- 2025-03-27
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem43061
- Primary Topic
- Art History and Market Analysis
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00