Being invited to share my story on I’m Into This Place was more than just a podcast appearance. It was a reminder that the work I pour into walls, communities, and this business truly matters. Opportunities like interviews and features are not about ego. They are about impact. They allow the message behind the murals to travel further than paint ever could. I am deeply grateful to be hosted and to continue sharing not just what I create, but why I create it.

Ronald Records, My First Sign Painting Job By the time I reached my 20th mural, I had been painting murals for over a year and was still in awe of the projects coming my way and the clients trusting me with their spaces. Every wall felt like its own milestone, but this next one holds a special place in my heart because it marked a new chapter in my career: my first-ever sign painting job. And even better! It was for one of my absolute favorite local businesses. Ronald Record

How to Paint a DIY Mural (Beginner-Friendly + No Gatekeeping)

A Whimsical Home Transformation in Ridgefield, Washington Murals 17 through 19 came from one of the most creative, joyful, and memorable residential projects I’ve ever had the honor of painting. It all began when I received a DM from a Ridgefield resident who had just seen The Heart of Vancouver and was completely in love with it. She reached out, saying she wanted to talk about a mural for her home, and from the very first meeting, I knew this project was going to be someth