One can not fully survive on social media alone. For Bryan Moss, a talented artist with a storied career and a recent Grammy nomination for his contributions to the artwork the album and music videos with Rema, Nigerian singer, songwriter and rapper, creating a professional website was a crucial step in ensuring his work could be discovered by patrons, collaborators, and businesses eager to connect with him.

Bryan Moss is an artist whose career spans a variety of mediums and influences. Known for his striking visuals and dedication to storytelling, Bryan’s art has graced gallery walls, community spaces, and even books. His passion extends beyond his own craft; Bryan is deeply committed to fostering creativity in others, particularly through community outreach initiatives like Power to the Panel, which uplifts emerging artists and highlights diverse voices in the comic and art worlds.

Bryan Moss's artwork has been celebrated in esteemed venues, including the Columbus Museum of Art, where his first solo exhibition, "About Time: The Art of Bryan Moss," ran from March to September 2022. His work has also been showcased at Harvard University, the MAC Worthington Gallery, ArtSpace/Lima, and the King Arts Complex, where he curated the exhibit "The Black Panther: Celebrating 50+ Years of Black Superheroes." Beyond galleries, Bryan has contributed to community initiatives like the "Art Unites Columbus" mural project and the "From the Outside In"exhibition at the McConnell Arts Center.

In addition to his fine art career, Bryan has worked with notable brands, such as White Castle, for which he created striking illustrations for packaging and promotional campaigns, blending his artistry with commercial storytelling to reach broader audiences. His diverse portfolio reflects his ability to seamlessly navigate between the worlds of fine art and branding.

Yet, even with a growing audience, Bryan found himself at a crossroads. While social media provided a way to share his work, it wasn’t enough for businesses seeking a comprehensive view of his portfolio or a way to engage directly. Bryan needed a professional digital space—fast.

"I had a team in France searching for me for months because of my recent work. They eventually found me, but it made me realize I needed a central place where brands and people could easily see my work and connect with me," Bryan explains.

Enter PhotoBiz, a platform known for creating professional websites for artists and photographers with remarkable speed and precision. When Bryan reached out to a friend for help, they pointed him to PhotoBiz, where the team immediately got to work. Within a day, Bryan had a fully functioning website tailored to his needs.

With PhotoBiz’s We Build It For You service, the site was designed to showcase Bryan’s expansive gallery of work, both personal and professional, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in his creative vision. It also provided space for news and video articles featuring Bryan, linking his growing body of press to his professional profile. Moreover, the website connected to his CV and outreach projects, highlighting his role in empowering the artist community. For patrons and collectors, the site offered an intuitive way to explore and engage with Bryan’s work.

"The website was done in a day. I swear, I thought you were AI," Bryan says with a laugh.

Thanks to PhotoBiz, Bryan now has a digital presence that reflects the depth and breadth of his artistry. Beyond just a portfolio, his site serves as a hub for his creative pursuits, community efforts, and professional accolades. For businesses searching for him or those eager to support his work, the website is a one-stop destination, ensuring Bryan’s art continues to inspire and connect with audiences worldwide.

As Bryan’s recent nomination shines a spotlight on his talent, his website provides the perfect platform for new fans to discover his work and for existing supporters to stay engaged. In a world where digital presence is key, Bryan Moss’s journey with PhotoBiz proves that having the right tools—and the right team—can make all the difference.