You already have a website. That's the problem.
Put your site in and I'll send you a full report — how it performs, how it looks, what it's costing you in searches you never see, and where your work is being let down. No charge, no catch. You'll have it shortly.
No website is a blank. It says nothing. But a site that loads slowly, looks like it was built in 2014, and shows your work at thumbnail size is not sitting there neutrally. It tells everyone who lands on it that you stopped caring somewhere along the way. That is worse than silence.
There is nothing wrong with what you have made. The work is extraordinary. It is the setting that is rough. A rough stone is not a bad stone — it is an uncut one, and everything that makes it worth anything is already inside it.
You cannot polish your way out of a bad structure. New template, same content, same problem, six months later. So we start from the work instead — your pieces, at full resolution, in the order you would choose — and cut the site around them. Every facet placed on purpose. Nothing left where it happened to land.
One tattoo, rebuilt by hand from your own linework. Two weeks of work, measured line by line off your original drawing. Nothing generated. It sits at the top of the site and it exists nowhere else in the world.