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Mural Services

Hand-painted murals featuring custom illustration.

Public art can help civic agencies preserve history while beautifying public spaces. Murals can enrich evolving urban landscapes and bring a renewed sense of community to your area. Whether you would like panoramic views across multiple buildings, or a feature wall near a public park, the right mural can establish a sense of place that enriches the human spirit - inspiring hope, beauty and vitality to a grey concrete world.  

Public Art Murals

Oregon Murals

Murals for Businesses

I work with business leaders whose aim is not only to grow their business, but to enrich their community with beautiful artwork.
This visual marketing situates them as a thoughtful local business and integrates them more deeply into the fabric of their community.

Residential Murals

Whether a welcoming feature wall in a kitchen, home office,
or a child’s whimsical bedroom wall - these murals are uniquely designed to enchant you and your guests.

During mural painting workshops with youth, students first learn drawing, painting and the art of observing nature. Check out these murals that are both teaching tools and legacy artwork for public schools.

Workshops in Schools

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Mural Locations:

Here’s where you can see these murals in person:

Process

Your first time commissioning a mural? Read more to learn about the steps from A - Z.

FAQs

The most common burning questions.

Pricing

What does commissioning a custom mural cost?
Read more to learn about the investment.

Jess Brinkerhoff Murals Mural Painter Design

“I worked with Jessilyn’s team on Medford’s I-5 Viaduct Mural Project.


During her time working with the City of Medford and its arts commission, she demonstrated

exceptional professionalism, responsiveness and strong design craft to transform concrete

pillars into works of art that revitalized the atmosphere of Hawthorne Park in downtown

Medford.”

—Rich Rosenthal, City of Medford Parks & Recreation Director.

 
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