Art conservation work gets commissioned through LinkedIn referrals. A museum registrar reads a clean before-and-after case study on a feed and books a quote call the same week, but the case has to look like it came from a serious studio rather than a hobbyist Instagram. SleekPixel reads each WordPress treatment post (or a custom conservation_treatment post type) and renders a LinkedIn card that already shows the case title, the technique from _technique, the timeline from _weeks, and the medium from _medium.

The template lives once in your WordPress admin. Every treatment inherits its accent color from a treatment type term, its mark from the case number stored in _case, and its brand line from your studio settings. When you flip a treatment from in-progress to case study, the image regenerates with the new badge text and your share buttons publish the updated card. No designer in the loop, no rebuilding the layout for every cleaning or inpainting case.

SleekPixel ships PNG and JPG at 1200x1200 for LinkedIn plus 1200x630 for OG and 1080x1080 for Instagram. The same case card becomes a sized variant for every channel, so a studio with 40 logged treatments has 120 ready-to-post images the moment the posts go live to the wider conservation network.

Art conservation studios get hired through LinkedIn referrals. A registrar at a regional museum reads a clean before-and-after case study on the feed and books a quote call the same week, but the case has to look like it came from a serious studio rather than a hobbyist Instagram account. Hand-building those cards in Canva for every treatment is what burns out the small conservation team, because a nine-week varnish removal is already an intensely focused technical task and the visual marketing competes with the bench time.

SleekPixel turns the WordPress treatment log into the single source of truth and renders all the social sizes from the same template, so the marketing happens as a side effect of documenting the case. Techniques stay accurate because they pull from the same taxonomy that drives the treatment report. Timelines stay accurate because they pull from the same field that drives the invoice.

Case study status flips on automatically when the client report is signed off. The studio gets to look like a peer-reviewed institution while still being a two-conservator bench, and the LinkedIn feed grows with the actual case calendar instead of with billable design hours.