There are many different types of hand painted murals. Often my work incorporates two or more styles within one design. Figurative, abstract, supergraphic, logos and signs are the styles I often combine in different ways to create custom mural designs.
Figurative illustrations are pictures derived from real object sources, like animals or landmarks.
Abstract murals do not attempt to depict visual reality as it truly is but instead use shapes, and gestural marks to suggest ideas.
Supergraphic murals originated in the 60’s and 70’s. These types of murals are known for bold colors and geometric and abstract shapes on a large scale. Supergraphic murals of stripes and wavy patterns are of the most common styles.
Logo murals are hand painted depictions of a brand or company logo.
Where as a sign mural is usually a more simple depiction of letters and numbers often used for way finding.
A few examples of my favorite recent murals involve combining many of these mural styles to fill a wall with vibrant and dynamic designs.
