Brianna develops commercial murals around the space and how people experience it. The goal may be to make a storefront easier to recognize, bring more personality into an interior, or create artwork that feels specific to the business.
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What should be different once the mural is there?
The business needs to stand out more clearly or be easier to recognize.
The space should feel more connected to the business itself or to the place it serves.
An interior or overlooked wall could do more for the people who spend time there.
A new location or a change to an existing space can create an opportunity for a mural.
Each project responds to a different kind of space and a different reason for commissioning a mural.
A large-scale exterior storefront mural created for Rebel Raw’s Atlanta BeltLine location.
Project result
Painted signage and large-scale animal artwork made the business more recognizable from both the street and BeltLine trail.
A custom workplace mural developed for TriNet’s Atlanta-area office, using familiar references to the city and its character.
Project result: The mural brought a stronger sense of Atlanta into the office and gave the space something distinctly local.
A playful interior mural for Jolene Jolene, an Atlanta women’s sports bar.
Project result: The mural gave an overlooked passageway a stronger identity and turned it into a place guests naturally stop to photograph.
A commercial mural has to work creatively and practically. Brianna plans around the wall itself, the installation requirements, and how the business operates day to day.
Brianna starts by understanding what the mural needs to accomplish. From there, she reviews the space, relevant brand materials, budget, and timeline before developing the creative direction.
The concept is presented in context for the space. Revisions are handled through a defined approval process so the artwork is finalized before installation begins.
Before installation, Brianna reviews the wall condition and determines what preparation or equipment will be needed. Access, operating hours, insurance requirements, and permitting are addressed as they apply to the project.
The installation schedule is coordinated with the client and anyone else involved on site. The goal is to complete the mural with as little disruption to normal business operations as possible.
Tell me about the space and what you have in mind. You don’t need to have the entire project worked out before reaching out.
After submitting, you’ll receive an email with a link to schedule a consultation with me.
I’m available for commercial mural projects in Atlanta, across Georgia, and in other locations.
I work directly with business owners as well as teams managing larger commercial projects.
