It is no secret this year has been extremely challenging for the world, and especially Colombia. By the end of the year, we have a whopping 14,7% unemployment rate, the demise of at least 40.680 people due to the novel coronavirus, and a considerable contraction of the economy. If this was not enough, the San Andres And Providence islands were also devastated by hurricane Iota.
Inspired by the tremendous momentum Colombian startups have been gaining during the last few years, at Doko, we believe the time has come to give back to our community and country. As such, we are incredibly proud to present BadPablo, the very first online marketplace in Latin America where graphic artists thrive.
BadPablo enables any graphic artist to have their very own online store featuring all kinds of products derived from their artworks. All they have to do is upload their artwork, set up a commission fee, and configure the product types that go well with their creation. BadPablo takes care of the rest.
Graphic artists can easily create products from their artworks using our editor. All artwork ownership rights continue to be retained by the artists.
BadPablo also provides us with a unique opportunity to showcase our technological prowess. Powered by Drupal 9, Gatsby JS, and multiple other technologies, BadPablo is at the edge of technical achievement.
Our technology generates ultra-realistic images from artist creations within minutes!
We have also partnered with a top Colombian retail chain (TBA) that provides printing, copying, and binding services using state‑of‑the‑art print‑on‑demand techniques. Any order is sent to their production queue, printed on the selected product, packaged, and immediately shipped to the customer’s address.
Each product price is the sum of the manufacturing and operating costs with the artist commission.
Finally, customers seeking incredible products can visit badpablo.co, search by art title or artist, browse for the specific items they look for or even visit any artist’s store page.
Each artist has an online store they can share with the world.
BadPablo will launch during the first quarter of 2021 and more details will be shared soon. BadPablo is just a taste of what can be done with Drupal.