COMMERCIAL MURALS

 

Patrons value authentic experiences from the places they visit. A custom mural is an excellent way to express a unique brand identity. This could be an immersive mood, a spellbinding story, a thought-provoking idea. The environment of your business needs an advantage to get visitors stay a little longer and come back again and again.

 

Mural art can be used to promote public identity, stir up social capital and get people really excited about a place. It’s for this reason I’ve encountered many developers and business owners that are hiring talented artists to create murals for their sites.

• An enduring street-facing mural
• An eye-grabbing graphic illustration with attitude
• 3-D scenery that brings a room to life
• A bespoke pattern or decorative finish
• Selfie walls for organic social media promotion
• Hand-painted signage and wall lettering
• Live painting events
• Playrooms and waiting spaces

Playful street mural created on a bamboo fence for eclectic Indian fusion restaurant.

The previous murals on this back house were severely faded through years of weathering. I freshened up the wall, door and shutters with a more vibrant and serene style.

I painted a decorative tromp l'oeil aura to accentuate this wall statue as part of a Buddhist theme for a restaurant in Dallas.

Mughal-style Indian woman painted on balcony door.

Sunshades painted with traditional Indian fresco motifs. The owner wanted artwork that would blend into the facade of the restaurant and create the impression of a whimsical Indian temple.

Sunshades painted with traditional Indian fresco motifs. The owner wanted artwork that would blend into the facade of the restaurant and create the impression of a whimsical Indian temple.

Sunshades painted with traditional Indian fresco motifs. The owner wanted artwork that would blend into the facade of the restaurant and create the impression of a whimsical Indian temple.

This is what would happen if Cinderalla and Aladdin switched places...

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.

In India, rangoli is an art form created on floors using rice, colored sand, flour or petals. I used concrete stain and latex enamel to create designs in this style.