01
Photo or site visit
We need the wall, the measurements, and what is on the surface now.
The Process
Surface prep is why it lasts.
Start to finish
Five stages. None of them optional.
Concept rendering02
Design consult
Included. A real person builds the design onto your wall.
03
Surface prep & primer
Clean, patch, prime where the wall needs it.
Concept rendering04Print
Three to five hours on most walls.
05
Clear coat
Sealed. Then it is yours.
Precision at wall scaleWhat changes
Same wall, a fraction of the time.
A muralist needs three to five days and their own hands. This does the same wall in three to five hours, at photographic resolution — and can do it again identically at your second location.
Surfaces
50+ surfaces, printed onto — not stuck onto.
Machine capabilityDrywall
Machine capabilityBrick
Machine capabilityBlock
Machine capabilityEggshell
Machine capabilityTile
Machine capabilityMetal
Machine capabilitySheetrock
Texture stays visibleWhat nobody else can do
Texture is the part that catches people.
The ink follows the brick. It crosses mortar joints and grout lines without flattening them. A sign shop hands you a flat film and hopes the wall cooperates. Look at the edge of one of ours — there isn't one.
Compared honestly
We'll talk you out of it if it's not right.
A curved wall can't be printed. A wall you're knocking out next year shouldn't be. Here's where each option actually fits.
| Option | Roughly | Disruption | Best when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paint / accent wall | Lowest | A day | You want a colour, not an image |
| Vinyl / sticker | Low | Half a day | Short-term or temporary space |
| Muralist | Similar or higher | 3–5 days | You specifically want visible brushwork |
| Printed wall | ~$25/sq ft | 3–5 hours | Permanent, photographic, any surface but curved |
The hands behind it
Murals, airbrush, tattoo work, wraps.
The craft didn't disappear when the machine showed up — it moved into the design. Every file that goes on a wall was built by someone who used to do this by hand.
Craft detailInstall day
Hour by hour.
Hour 0
Two people arrive with one cart.
Hour 0–1
Surface prep and primer.
Hour 1–4
Print. People stop and watch.
Hour 4–5
Clear coat, clean up, gone.
Your wall, your design, your surface.
Nothing to peel. Nothing to re-buy in nine months. The ink is made with safety in mind.
What protects it
The clear coat is chosen for the wall, not off one shelf.
Inside
Water-based clear coat, matte or satin.
Outside
UV-resistant coat for sun-facing walls.
High traffic
Anti-graffiti coat that can be cleaned with solvent.
Concept rendering