Get in touch

Send a photo of the wall.

That, plus a rough size, is genuinely enough to start a conversation. We'll come back with whether it's a fit, a ballpark, and what happens next.

Edit this: change the hours line if it's wrong, and add your city or studio address if you want walk-ins.

What to include

The more of this you send in the first message, the faster we can tell you something useful instead of asking questions.

A good first message has

  • A photo of the wall or surface, taken straight on
  • Rough width and height, even a pace-count estimate
  • Indoor or outdoor, and whether it gets direct sun
  • What the space is for — school, café, office, home
  • Any deadline you're working to
  • A budget range, if you have one in mind

Common questions

How long does a mural take?

It depends on size, surface and weather. Add your usual range here — clients ask this first, every time.

What does it cost?

Pricing usually works out per square foot, with the design stage quoted separately. Put your actual approach here, even as a range — being vague about money loses more enquiries than a high number does.

Do you travel outside the city?

Say where you're based and how far you'll travel, and whether travel and stay are billed separately.

How long does the paint last?

Describe the sealing you use and what you'd expect indoors versus on an exterior wall in full sun. This is where hand-painted work beats vinyl — say so.

Edit this: all four answers are placeholders. Write them in your own words — these are the questions that decide whether someone gets in touch.