Creating Your Custom Mural—How We Do It

Let’s Talk: Complimentary Phone Consultation

A complimentary phone consultation is provided to establish the basis for your mural, such as the size, what themes you are thinking about, how long it will take, and the approximate cost. You may call and leave a phone message or send an email requesting to your consultation.

A Complimentary Studio Tour

A tour of the Andrea Oreck Fine Arts Studio and Gallery in Sebastopol, California is available. Here you can meet Andrea, view full-sized murals, look through a portfolio showing before and after examples, and watch a helpful video. You can get additional visual ideas and ask other questions you have.

Design Consultation

 We schedule a design consultation either at your location or by a telephone conference call. At this in-depth creative meeting, all interested parties can give their input. Here everyone involved may add to the theme by suggesting individual elements to include in the mural that will enhance the story. For example, a vase of roses may have a personal meaning, or a sailboat on a lake may bring back a memory of a childhood delight. A mural concept based on your unique vision is evolved as we work together.

Photographing the wall

We photograph your wall or you may send a photo of the wall and surrounding space.

The Preliminary Computer Rendering

Once the mural concept is agreed upon a computer rendering of the proposed mural is created allowing you to preview the mural before it is painted on your wall. This gives you the opportunity to have input and make changes before the artwork is painted.

Schedule your mural

Order your mural with confidence. The computer rendering of your mural is used to make a template of the final artwork.
With this method you can be sure that your mural will be what you expected.

Relax and enjoy the process of watching your mural emerge. We encourage any questions or comments you have as the mural progresses. If your mural is being painted on canvas periodic photos will be sent to you to allow you to see its progress.