This mural was unlike anything I had ever taken on before, in size, in scope, in community impact, and in the sheer physical and emotional endurance it required. The Evergreen Community Garden mural stretched across both sides of an overpass in Vancouver, Washington: 600 feet long and only 3 feet tall total , becoming the first mural ever approved on a Washington State overpass  and the first mural WSDOT had ever approved in general . This project was commissioned by the Vanc

If you’re starting your first mural and wondering: “Do I need to spend hundreds of dollars on supplies?” The answer is no. You do not need a professional-grade setup to paint your first mural. You just need the right essentials and a smart strategy. This guide will walk you through how to build a functional, beginner-friendly mural kit without overspending . Step 1: Understand the Goal When you’re just starting out, your goal is: Practice Learn Finish the mural Not go into de

Bright Indirect Light, Vancouver, Washington Plant Shop Mural • Window Sign Painting • Vancouver WA Mural Artist My 23rd and 24th murals were created for one of the most creative, vibrant local businesses I’ve ever worked with: Bright Indirect Light , a retro-inspired plant shop in Vancouver, Washington. This project unfolded in two phases: first, temporary window sign painting for their summer pop-up location, and later, a full mural inside their permanent storefront. Mural

River Pig, Portland, Oregon This project was a big milestone for me. Portland is a huge arts hub, full of murals, creativity, and incredible artists, and it has always been a place I wanted (and still want) my work to live. So when the owner of River Pig  reached out to me on Instagram asking if I’d come refresh their outdoor patio, I was all in . We started by exploring a few larger, more elaborate concepts, but ultimately, the budget wasn’t the right fit for something grand