Mike Egan Art (US)
Braunsberger Media developed the Squarespace website for Mike Egan, an artist whose work centers around themes of mortality and death, influenced by his experiences as a funeral director and his personal reflections on life and death. The website serves as a digital gallery for his artwork, allowing visitors to explore and purchase his unique creations.
Key Features of Mike Egan Art's Website:
Art Gallery and Shop: The website features a comprehensive gallery of Mike Egan's artwork, categorized under different collections including the upcoming "Tiny Deaths Spring 2024 Collection." Each piece is presented with detailed images and available for purchase directly through the website.
Artist Biography: A dedicated section about Mike Egan shares his journey from a funeral director to becoming a full-time artist, detailing how his career background influences his art.
Exhibition and Press Coverage: The site highlights past exhibitions and press mentions, showcasing the recognition Mike's work has received within the art community and beyond.
Blog and Artist Insights: An integrated blog allows Mike to share insights about his artistic process, upcoming projects, and personal reflections, further engaging his audience.
Contact Information: Easy-to-find contact information and a simple form enable collectors, fans, and potential collaborators to reach out directly to Mike Egan.
Our Role at Braunsberger Media
In developing the website for Mike Egan Art, our responsibilities included:
Strategic Content Development: We crafted content that effectively communicates Mike Egan’s artistic themes and the unique aspects of his work, designed to captivate and engage visitors.
Visual and Interaction Design: Our design team ensured the website not only showcases Mike’s art effectively but is also visually aligned with the aesthetic of his work, providing a cohesive user experience.
SEO and Online Marketing: Implementing SEO best practices to enhance the site’s visibility and attract a broader audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, and gallery curators.
Braunsberger Media developed the Squarespace website for Mike Egan, an artist whose work centers around themes of mortality and death, influenced by his experiences as a funeral director and his personal reflections on life and death. The website serves as a digital gallery for his artwork, allowing visitors to explore and purchase his unique creations.
Key Features of Mike Egan Art's Website:
Art Gallery and Shop: The website features a comprehensive gallery of Mike Egan's artwork, categorized under different collections including the upcoming "Tiny Deaths Spring 2024 Collection." Each piece is presented with detailed images and available for purchase directly through the website.
Artist Biography: A dedicated section about Mike Egan shares his journey from a funeral director to becoming a full-time artist, detailing how his career background influences his art.
Exhibition and Press Coverage: The site highlights past exhibitions and press mentions, showcasing the recognition Mike's work has received within the art community and beyond.
Blog and Artist Insights: An integrated blog allows Mike to share insights about his artistic process, upcoming projects, and personal reflections, further engaging his audience.
Contact Information: Easy-to-find contact information and a simple form enable collectors, fans, and potential collaborators to reach out directly to Mike Egan.
Our Role at Braunsberger Media
In developing the website for Mike Egan Art, our responsibilities included:
Strategic Content Development: We crafted content that effectively communicates Mike Egan’s artistic themes and the unique aspects of his work, designed to captivate and engage visitors.
Visual and Interaction Design: Our design team ensured the website not only showcases Mike’s art effectively but is also visually aligned with the aesthetic of his work, providing a cohesive user experience.
SEO and Online Marketing: Implementing SEO best practices to enhance the site’s visibility and attract a broader audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, and gallery curators.
Braunsberger Media developed the Squarespace website for Mike Egan, an artist whose work centers around themes of mortality and death, influenced by his experiences as a funeral director and his personal reflections on life and death. The website serves as a digital gallery for his artwork, allowing visitors to explore and purchase his unique creations.
Key Features of Mike Egan Art's Website:
Art Gallery and Shop: The website features a comprehensive gallery of Mike Egan's artwork, categorized under different collections including the upcoming "Tiny Deaths Spring 2024 Collection." Each piece is presented with detailed images and available for purchase directly through the website.
Artist Biography: A dedicated section about Mike Egan shares his journey from a funeral director to becoming a full-time artist, detailing how his career background influences his art.
Exhibition and Press Coverage: The site highlights past exhibitions and press mentions, showcasing the recognition Mike's work has received within the art community and beyond.
Blog and Artist Insights: An integrated blog allows Mike to share insights about his artistic process, upcoming projects, and personal reflections, further engaging his audience.
Contact Information: Easy-to-find contact information and a simple form enable collectors, fans, and potential collaborators to reach out directly to Mike Egan.
Our Role at Braunsberger Media
In developing the website for Mike Egan Art, our responsibilities included:
Strategic Content Development: We crafted content that effectively communicates Mike Egan’s artistic themes and the unique aspects of his work, designed to captivate and engage visitors.
Visual and Interaction Design: Our design team ensured the website not only showcases Mike’s art effectively but is also visually aligned with the aesthetic of his work, providing a cohesive user experience.
SEO and Online Marketing: Implementing SEO best practices to enhance the site’s visibility and attract a broader audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, and gallery curators.
