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Book your mural now! |  Starting at $20/sq ft

Stand Out and Shine with a Mural

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Stand Out and Shine with a Mural 〰️

Turn your wall into a vibe.

A custom mural gives people a reason to stop, take a photo, and come inside.

Stand out on the street. A one-of-a-kind mural makes your storefront easy to spot and hard to forget, even among the chains and the other shops on your block.

❋ Why it works:

Striking art catches the eye of people walking and driving past, and it gives them a reason to slow down and come in.

❋  foot traffic.

People love to share a beautiful wall. Every photo tagged at your location is word-of-mouth marketing you didn't have to pay for.

❋ Get free, ongoing buzz.

I design each mural around your brand, your values, and your community, so customers feel who you are before they walk in.

❋ A Picture is Worth A thousand words.

Achieve Internet Headquarters

“History of the Internet” Mural

San Diego, California

The Grind Coffee Shop

Mural of their coffee farm in Costa Rica

Fresno, California

Visit Bend

Pillars of Art Chalk Mural

Bend, Oregon

Build Local Pride

A mural shows you care about the neighborhood and makes your business part of what makes Bend special.

How I Work

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How I Work 〰️

Mural Commission process

1. Initial Phone Consultation

(free, about 20–30 minutes)
We'll talk about your space, your vision and how you want the mural to feel. I'll ask about size, location, surface, timeline and budget, so I can tell you if we're a good fit and give you an estimated price range. This call is about getting to know your project. The actual designing happens in the next step.

Mural Commission process

2. Design Fee and Concept

Together, we collaborate to consider your goals, hopes, and direction. To start on your custom design, I charge a design fee of $250. This pays for my research, site review, and a custom concept made for your space, with up to two rounds of revisions. The design fee is non-refundable. If you go ahead with the mural, it's credited toward your final price.

Mural Commission process

3. Proposal and Contract

When you're happy with the design, I'll send a written agreement. It covers the final design, the price, the timeline, what we're each responsible for (such as wall prep and access) and how the finished work can be used. A clear contract protects both of us and keeps things simple.

Mural Commission process

4. Booking your Date

Your spot on my calendar is reserved once I have the signed contract and 50% deposit. The deposit covers materials and holds your installation dates. I book murals in order, so I'd suggest reaching out early if you have a deadline.

Mural Commission process

5. Painting and Communication

While I'm painting, I'll keep you updated on progress and give you a heads-up if weather or site conditions change the schedule. You're always welcome to reach out with questions.

Mural Commission process

6. Completion and Final Payment

When the mural is complete, we'll do a walk-through together. The remaining balance is due upon completion. I'll also give you care instructions so your mural stays beautiful for years to come.

Businesses and homeowners follow the same steps.

For commercial projects or vacation rentals, I can also work with property managers. We'll talk through any of these during your consultation.

Let's create a wall people talk about, photograph, and come back to!

Call Now. (541) 749-0168

Frequently Asked Questions

Start by scheduling a free phone consultation, which takes about 20 to 30 minutes. We'll talk about your space, your ideas, your timeline and your budget. After the call, I'll let you know whether we're a good fit and give you an estimated price range.
Yes. I paint murals for storefronts, offices, restaurants and cafés, and I also paint them for living rooms, kids' rooms and home offices. The process is the same for both. For commercial projects, I'm also happy to work with property managers, landlords or HOAs.
Not at all. Some clients come with a clear vision, and others just know they want a certain feeling in the room. Part of my job is to help turn your ideas, colors and inspiration into a design that fits your space.
I book murals in the order that deposits come in, so it helps to reach out [4–8 weeks] ahead. If you have a deadline, such as a grand opening or a family event, let me know on our first call. Here in Central Oregon, outdoor murals have a limited season, so spring and summer dates fill up fast.
As a general guide, my murals start at $20 per square foot, depending on the complexity of the project. I charge between $20 and $35 per square foot. I'll give you a range during the consultation and an exact price in your proposal.
I charge between $20 and $35 per square foot. Most requests I receive are for 10 feet by 10 feet of wall space, with medium detail/complexity, which costs roughly $2000. Every mural is custom, so the price depends on these considerations:
- The size of the wall
- How detailed the design is
- The wall's surface and condition
- Whether it's indoors or outdoors
- Access needs, such as ladders or a lift
The design fee is $250. It covers my time to research, visit your site and create a custom concept for your space, with up to two rounds of revisions. The design fee is non-refundable, but if you proceed with the mural, the design fee is credited toward your final price.
Yes. Your design fee includes two rounds of revisions. Once you approve the final design, it's the plan I paint from. If you want major changes after approval or once painting has started, I can make them at an additional cost, and I'll always talk it through with you first.
A signed contract and a 50% deposit reserve your mural dates. The remaining balance is due upon completion of the mural. I accept checks, cards, cash, and Venmo.
It depends on the size and detail. A small accent wall might take 2–4 days, while a large or very detailed wall can take 1–3 weeks. Your contract will include an estimated timeline.
No. I just need access to the space during our agreed hours. Many business clients stay open while I work, and customers often enjoy watching the mural come to life.
Very little. I protect floors and furniture with drop cloths, keep my work area tidy and clean up at the end of each day. The paints I use are low-odor and water-based.
We'll talk about this during the consultation. Usually the wall needs to be clean, dry and in good repair. If it needs patching, priming or cleaning first, I can do that for an added fee, or you can arrange it yourself before I start.
I use professional-grade, water-based acrylic mural paints. They're made to last and resist fading. When it's finished, each mural gets a protective clear coat. For outdoor murals, the clear coat is UV-resistant and anti-graffiti.
Indoor murals can last for decades with basic care. Outdoor murals usually last 10–15+ years, depending on how much sun and weather they get. Central Oregon's strong sun and freeze-thaw cycles are tough on paint, which is why I use exterior-grade materials and a protective topcoat.
Dust it gently, or wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners and scrubbing. You'll get a care guide when the mural is finished.
Outdoor painting needs dry weather and temperatures above about 50°F to meet specs and cure properly. In Bend, that usually means late spring through early fall. Indoor murals can be painted any time of year.
Yes. I carry general liability insurance, and I can provide a certificate of insurance if your property requires one.
Get in touch, and I can repair or touch it up for an hourly fee plus materials.