Fill out my inquiry form or send me an email with details about your project! I will need information like object type (mural, guitar, shoes, ect), size, design idea, and more. From there, I will put together a mood board for your project and a quote.

For all custom objects like shoes, guitars, vinyl records, and more, I ask for two week of painting time after the mockup is approved. For utility boxes and most residential murals, I typically finish in 1-3 consecutive days. Commercial murals or larger surfaces may take longer!

I prefer to meet clients at the mural site at the start of the project. This will allow us to go over the process and review any last-minute decisions. After that, I’m able to paint independently and ask that there is access to a restroom.

I’m happy to put together a mood board of inspirational photos for your project free of charge! There is a fee for creating mockups as this will be a detailed rendering of your project. I’ll draw out all the elements, put together a color palette, and project this onto an image of your wall or object. This process can take anywhere between 2-4 hours and this fee allows me to secure your project’s deadline into my schedule.

For all projects, I require a 50% non-refundable deposit in order to secure your deadline and receive a digital mockup. The rest of your invoice will be due upon project completion. I take payment via Venmo, PayPal, or check.

For all small objects like guitars, shoes, vinyl records, and more, you can ship your item to my P.O. Box. Once I’m done painting, I’ll pack it up for you and ship it back. For murals outside of San Diego, I will travel! I love exploring the world and will paint your mural even if you’re in another state or country.

As an independent artist, I try my best to price my work based on my level of experience, design complexity, and a reasonable cost of living. I can offer discounts to local nonprofits and payment plans to those who need more of a 50% breakdown.

For all murals, I primarily use interior/exterior house paint. You can buy sample sizes from most stores, or smaller acrylic tubes can be used for smaller surfaces.

For all of my custom shoes, I use paint, paint brushes, and varnish by Angelus Direct.

Yes! I am open to any project, whether that’s creating something new or revitalizing an old design.

I haven’t said no to anything yet! Some objects I would LOVE to paint on are little libraries, mailboxes, sports balls, leather bags, and more. I’m always up for a challenge, so reach out and let’s see what we can do!

For murals and utility boxes, I mostly use brushes from stores like Home Depot, Michaels, or Lowes. For acrylic paintings and shoes, I use a mix of Angelus, Winsor & Newton, Princeton, and other brands. For me, it’s less about the brand and more about how the brush works for the object I’m painting. They are tools, so sometimes the oldest, stiffest brush is best!