The time it takes to paint a mural varies depending on size, complexity, and details. On average, murals can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks to complete, with larger or more intricate designs requiring more hours.

A well-maintained mural can last anywhere from 5-15 years, depending on factors like exposure to the elements, sunlight, and proper sealing or upkeep.

Typically, I offer up to 2-3 revisions during the design phase to ensure the mural aligns with your vision. Additional revisions can be made, but they may incur extra charges depending on the scope.

I can absolutely design a custom mural tailored to your vision! If you prefer, I can work with your ideas or inspirations. Keep in mind that the time spent designing is part of the overall process, so it may increase the cost slightly depending on the complexity of the design.

Yes, I’m happy to travel to different cities or countries for mural projects! However, travel expenses such as transportation, accommodation, and additional fees may be added to the total cost of the project.

Commissioning a mural involves contacting an artist, discussing your concept and budget, agreeing on a timeline, and then approving the final design before work begins. The artist will typically provide a proposal and contract outlining the project details.

You can fund a mural through various means, such as budgeting for it as part of your business’s marketing or improvement costs. Some businesses may seek sponsorships or collaborate with local arts organizations for funding support.

To find a mural artist, you can search online, browse social media platforms like Instagram, or ask for local recommendations. Look for artists whose style aligns with your vision, who have a solid portfolio, and ask for a quote to gauge if your budget aligns with their costs.