Planning a mural? Here are the main things to prepare before painting begins, including wall photos, measurements, surface condition, timing, access, and final approvals.

How long does a mural take? This guide breaks down the design, planning, painting, and installation timeline behind a custom mural, from first conversation to finished wall.

Una reflexión personal sobre por qué las plantas tropicales, el color, Colombia y la memoria aparecen una y otra vez en mis murales.

Not every wall is automatically ready for a mural. This post shares what to consider before starting a custom mural project, including visibility, surface condition, access, lighting, and how people will experience the artwork.

A great creative workshop is not only about the final artwork or exercise. It is about creating a welcoming space where people can feel curious, capable, creative, and connected.

Jungle in YZD is a permanent outdoor community mural created at YZD Toronto for North York Arts and Northcrest YZD. Designed as a paint-by-number mural during Play on the Runway, the project invited the public to help bring a colourful tropical artwork to life.

A behind-the-scenes look at painting a tropical photo booth mural in Toronto. This last-minute project required quick decisions, the right materials for metal, and a bold colour palette that transformed a small structure into an immersive tropical experience.

Colour in my murals is not just aesthetic. As a Toronto mural artist with Colombian roots, I see colour as memory, identity, and sometimes, a quiet act of resistance.

Not all murals serve the same purpose. Here’s the difference between brand-focused murals and community driven public art, and how to choose the right approach for your Toronto project.

As a Colombian, Latina Canadian mural artist working in Toronto, I carry my roots into every wall I paint. A reflection on colour, identity, and how culture shapes public art.

Choosing the right mural artist in Toronto involves more than liking a style. Here’s what to consider when commissioning a mural for your business, school, or public space.

Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world. But does our public art truly reflect the communities who live here? A reflection on culture, belonging, and why culturally rooted public art matters.

Commissioning a mural can feel exciting and intimidating if you’ve never done it before. Here’s what the process actually looks like, from first conversation to final reveal

Creative workshops are not about making perfect art. They’re about connection, confidence, and creating space for people to show up as themselves. Here’s why I design workshops the way I do, and who they’re really for.

Mural pricing depends on more than just the size of a wall. Here’s what impacts the cost of professional mural projects in Toronto.

Community murals are built through listening, collaboration, and shared creativity. Here’s how community murals and collaborative art projects move from idea to wall.

Behind every mural is planning, preparation, and problem-solving. Here’s what clients don’t always see before a mural ever reaches the wall.

Watching Bad Bunny show up unapologetically on a global stage reminded me that art can be resistance. Representation, joy, and presence matter more than ever.

Toronto-based Latin American mural artist AndreaCataRo shares how culture, colour, and community shape her public art and mural practice.

Thinking of commissioning a mural? Before paint hits the wall, a little prep goes a long way. From defining your goals to setting a budget, this post covers the essentials of planning a mural that truly transforms your space and makes it feel like you.