Collage of images and stickers including a woman in a glittery dress, a red vintage car, a person using a laptop labeled 'Museum Studies,' a person reaching out, a statue, a deer, various flowers and plants, and text phrases like 'Being Social & Having Fun,' 'Discover Virginia,' and 'The Final Frontier.' There are additional decorative elements such as illustrations, photos, and small icons.
Smiling young woman with shoulder-length hair holding a skateboard with a nature-themed design featuring birds, cacti, flowers, and insects, outdoors with green foliage in the background.

Inside the Artistic Process: The BDD Blog

Hey there, I’m Becca, the artist behind BeccaDwyerDesign. If you haven’t noticed by now, I love painting, illustrating, and designing. Though my business is primarily focused on creating murals and custom paintings, I’m also passionate about educating fellow artists and sharing information I learn along the way with the community.

I want to help you succeed by offering a mix of fun how-to projects, cool and inspirational stories, and maybe museum commentary here and there. So, welcome to the blog, feel free to scroll through my inner thoughts or search for a topic… you’ve been warned!

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Artist, commentary, mural, painting Rebecca Dwyer Artist, commentary, mural, painting Rebecca Dwyer

Turning Utility Boxes into Art in Mission Hills, San Diego

“How do you get these opportunities?” I can’t tell you how many times I was asked this question while I was painting a utility box recently. Fellow artists and community members alike were all curious on how projects like this come to life! While I can answer this question, the answer for “how did I got permission to do this” will always vary…

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Artist, commentary, mural, image transfer Rebecca Dwyer Artist, commentary, mural, image transfer Rebecca Dwyer

A Muralist’s Guide to Image Transfer

As a mural artist, not only do we have to come up with a design, but we also have to figure out how to transfer that image onto a wall or sometimes a non-flat surface (like a utility box or guitar). There are many ways to do this, and there is no right or wrong answer. What you do will depend on several factors that this blog will cover. 

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