Some murals come from referrals. Some come from community connections. And some come from simply taking a chance. Waters of Heritage was one of those chances. This mural was part of a large public art call connected to the redevelopment of Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront. The Port of Vancouver and Lincoln Property Company were transforming the site into a mixed-use development and invited artists to submit qualifications for several public art opportunities across the

Some mural projects become far more than just a wall. My mural restoration project for Waldorf Kennels & Gardens in Ridgefield, Washington was one of those transformative experiences. What began as a mural refurbishment evolved into a full-scale creative partnership that included mural restoration, custom sign painting, branding design, and pet portrait commissions. As a Vancouver WA mural artist specializing in public art, residential murals, commercial murals, and custom bu

One of the most common questions I get asked as a muralist is: “What paint do you actually use for murals?” And honestly, this question matters far more than most people realize. Choosing the right paint is not just about color. It’s about longevity, adhesion, weather resistance, vibrancy, washability, and how well your mural will hold up over time. The products you choose directly impact whether your mural continues looking vibrant for years or begins fading, peeling, or det

After finishing the Evergreen Community Garden overpass mural, I received a message from someone who had fallen in love with that project. She told me how much she appreciated the year-round garden concept and asked if I would consider recreating that feeling in her own backyard. She had an unused space that felt dull, especially in the winter months. During the warmer seasons, she pours so much care into her garden. But once the flowers stopped blooming and the gray skies ro