Dina Saadi: Artist Portfolio & Shopify Store

Dina Saadi is an internationally recognized muralist and visual artist whose work spans festivals like POW WOW Long Beach, Hawaii Walls, and brand collaborations with ALDO and Costa Coffee. She needed a single online home that could do two things: showcase her large-scale mural projects as a portfolio, and sell her product line (kimonos, scarves, hand-painted bags, sticker packs, and art prints) directly to collectors and fans.

Dina's work lives at the intersection of fine art and fashion. The site had to feel premium enough to represent gallery-level mural work, while also functioning as a smooth, conversion-ready e-commerce store. Product photography, art project galleries, and a shopping experience all needed to coexist without clashing.

The project took about 3 months from start to finish. We held off on launching until all the product data, imagery, and project content was finalized, which was the right call for a site that needed to look polished from day one.

I designed and developed the entire website on Shopify, building a custom storefront that balances portfolio storytelling with a fully functional online store.

Portfolio section: Dedicated project pages for each mural series (Hawaii Walls, Long Beach, POW WOW, Desert Nomad, Costa Coffee, ALDO collaboration, and more), each with full-bleed imagery and context about the work.

E-commerce store: A clean product catalog featuring kimonos, scarves, hand-painted luxury bags (priced up to 2,500 AED), sticker packs, and art prints. Each product page includes multiple images, pricing in AED, and a streamlined checkout flow.

Store management: Set up inventory and order management apps to help Dina handle her product line independently after launch.

Video integration: The homepage features a background video hero section that immediately sets the tone for Dina's artistic brand.

The site became Dina's primary online presence for both her art career and her product business. It serves as the destination she links from social media, press features, and festival appearances, bringing in both clothing and art print customers alongside new mural commission inquiries.