Murals.
Permanent and seasonal mural work for institutions, churches, schools, and private patrons across the Cumberland Plateau and beyond.
A wall, painted for the place it’s in.
Open for 2027
I take on a small number of mural commissions each year. Each one starts with the building and the people who use it, and ends with a painting that belongs there — not a print scaled up to fit.
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Restaurants & businesses
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Churches & schools
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Towns & public spaces
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Homes
How a mural commission works.
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Site & brief
Send a photo and rough measurements of the wall, and tell me what the space needs to say. I visit if it’s a fit.
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Design
Sketches and a color study for your approval, with a fixed quote, before anything is painted.
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Paint on site
Executed on location, around your schedule, and sealed for the environment it lives in.
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Handover
Care notes and photographs of the finished wall once it’s complete.
Mural questions.
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How big can a mural be?
From a single interior wall to the side of a building. Scale changes the schedule and the cost, not whether it’s possible.
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How long does a mural take?
Design takes a couple of weeks. Painting on site usually runs from a few days for an interior wall to several weeks for a large exterior.
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What does a mural cost?
It depends on size, surface, access and detail. You get a fixed quote with the design, before you commit to anything.
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Do you travel?
Yes. Walls beyond the Plateau are welcome; travel is quoted openly as its own line.
Have a wall in mind?
Send a photo of the wall and a line about the space. I’ll reply within two working days.