Step1
Search for Muralist and look through the muralist's mural portfolio. Most muralists have a portfolio online describing themselves, the type of murals they paint, customer reviews, pricing and any additional mural facts / history.
Step3
Describe in detail the type of mural you want painted in your home, office or any other location. Muralists can paint murals in:
- Architectural Murals
- Interior
- Astrological
- Celestial Murals
- Car Murals
- Castle Murals
- Ceramic Tile Murals
- Children's Murals
- City Place Landmark
- Coastal
- Nautical Murals
- Commercial Building Murals
- European
- Old World Murals
- Fantasy
- Whimsical Murals
- Figurative Murals
- Flag Murals
- Food, Drink Related Murals
- Game Room Murals
- Graffiti Style Murals
- Map Murals
- Mediterranean Murals
- Nature and Wildlife Murals
- Old Masters Style Murals
- Oriental
- Far East Style Murals
- Panoramas
- Portrait Murals
- Religious and Biblical Murals
- Sports Murals
- Star Gazing Murals
- Teens and Tween Murals
- Transportation Murals
- Trompe l'Oeil
- Photorealist Murals
- Tropical
- Beach Murals
- Tuscan Murals
- Victorian
Murals can be painted on: a wall, a ceiling, outdoors, indoors, bathroom, living room, hallway, a door, and any other surface which paint can be applied.
After you have decided on the type of mural you will need to choose a specific painting mural. Make sure you convey exactly what you want and how your want your mural to look.
Comments
sophieB27 said
on 8/2/2007 Thanks! I contacted a muralist to paint a mural of fish on my daughter's wall. Thank you StaceyS I was able to find a local muralist after I logged onto the site you recommended www.findamuralist.com.
StaceyS said
on 8/1/2007 Very interesting!
I found there is an increasing demand for murals, according to http://www.findamuralist.com/findamuralist-press-release.php
Also I read on NY Times about how NYC muralists use the cities walls to create a new image of some "bad areas".