Website Strategy
Website Design
Collateral Design
SEO Strategy
WE CREATED
[Your Client's Business Name]
CLIENT
Mira came to me with a studio full of pieces and a head full of ideas — but no digital space that felt like her own. Her old site felt unfinished, scattered, and didn’t reflect the delicacy and depth woven into her ceramics.
Together, we created a site that mirrors her slow, intuitive process. We built a soft, image-rich space that feels sculpted by hand — drawing people into her world, not just her work.
From quiet craft to digital presence: bringing a tactile, emotional practice into the online world with grace and clarity.
A CERAMIC ARTIST WEBSITE TRANSFORMATION
CASE STUDY
- A modern, strategic website that felt true to her brand.
- A design that would highlight her portfolio and guide couples toward booking.
- A site optimized for SEO to reach couples searching in Austin and the Texas Hill Country.
- Her previous website wasn't mobile-friendly and lacked clear calls to action
She came to me looking for:
Mira is a ceramic artist based in the Pacific Northwest. Her work is known for organic shapes, muted tones, and an earthy tactility that invites stillness.
She had been selling mostly through in-person markets and Instagram DMs — but needed a space to professionally showcase her pieces, share her story, and connect with collectors.
About MIRA CLAY STUDIO
Meet the Client
Through guided copy support, we helped Mira articulate her process, philosophy, and values — making her art feel personal and inviting to new collectors.
Artist Storytelling & Voice
We designed an easy-to-navigate shop that doubles as a digital gallery — balancing commerce with curation.
Online Shop & Gallery Flow
We created a visual system that reflected the soul of her practice — using soft neutrals, gentle serif typography, and earthy textures that echoed her clay palette.
Visual Identity & Emotional Tone
For this project, we focused on three main areas:
Ceramic Artist | Oregon
Mira C.
“It feels like someone translated my studio into a screen. The site feels like me — and for the first time, I feel proud to send people there.”
This wasn't just a website update — it was a reclamation of identity. Mira now has a space that feels like her: slow, intentional, and softly powerful. Collectors now browse longer, inquire more often, and understand the care behind each piece.
With a clear layout, elevated product pages, and intuitive navigation, Mira's site doesn’t just sell ceramics — it invites people into a story of hands, earth, and stillness.
The Results
