Wepresent

What Is Wepresent?

Wepresent is WeTransfer's digital arts and editorial platform that publishes intriguing stories highlighting creativity from artists worldwide. Operating as a **free blogs** resource, Wepresent focuses on unexpected narratives in the creative space, fitting into design workflows where professionals seek inspiration through curated editorial content rather than production tools. It serves as a hub for discovering global creative projects, artist profiles, and learning materials, accessible at no cost to users exploring blogs for creative insights.

What Wepresent Does

• Publishes editorial stories on creativity, including artist collaborations and new projects from over 100 countries.
• Spotlights emerging creatives through profiles and in-depth features on diverse communities.
• Produces original content such as films, audio experiences, and exhibitions in partnership with artists.
• Offers learning content addressing topics not covered in art school education.
• Hosts immersive multimedia stories spanning visual, audio, video, and literary formats.
• Champions underrepresented voices across age, race, geography, gender, and sexuality in creative fields.

How Wepresent Can Be Used

• Designers reference Wepresent stories for inspiration during ideation phases, drawing from real-world artist projects like skate culture explorations or self-portrait exhibitions.
• Creative teams follow artist profiles to identify collaborators or trends in global design practices.
• Developers and visual artists use multimedia commissions, such as Oscar-winning films, to study narrative techniques in digital arts.
• Students access learning content to supplement formal education with practical insights into creative processes.
• Bloggers curate content ideas from Wepresent's diverse stories for their own editorial workflows.

Who Is Wepresent For?

Wepresent suits artists, designers, and creatives seeking editorial blogs that explore global creativity through artist-driven stories and projects. It targets those in roles like visual artists, editorial curators, or design researchers handling diverse cultural narratives, as well as emerging talents from varied backgrounds looking for representation and learning resources. Experience levels range from students to established professionals working on interdisciplinary projects. Visit Wepresent