Murals · Seguin, Texas
Big walls, painted by hand.
Murals for businesses, homes and events in Seguin and around it, painted by Jeremiah. Tell us about the wall and we’ll talk through the design, the size and the timing.
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A wall people remember
A mural changes how a place feels and how people find it. A blank side wall becomes the spot where people stop for a photo. A lobby, a dining room or a gym gets a centerpiece that says something about who you are. At home, a mural can make a kid’s room, a living room or a garage feel like nowhere else.
The painter behind it matters. Jeremiah works in paint every day, on canvas and on skin, and his canvases hang on the walls of Lions Den in downtown Seguin. The same eye for strong lettering, deep contrast and color that holds up from across a room goes into a wall.
How a mural comes together
Tell us about the wall
Send a few photos of the wall as it is today, rough measurements, the location, what the space is about and your timing. The mural option on the inquiry form walks you through it, photos included.
Look at it together
Light, surface and how people see the wall all shape the design. A wall seen from a moving car reads differently from one seen across a table.
Design and approval
The design is worked out with you before any paint goes on the wall, and whoever owns the building or manages the space signs off on it. We will confirm what your wall needs before painting starts.
Paint
Then the wall gets painted. Size, surface, height and detail decide how long that takes, and you will know the plan before work begins.
What shapes the timeline and cost
- Size. Square footage is the biggest factor.
- Surface. Brick, stucco, block and drywall each take paint differently.
- Height and access. A wall you can reach from a ladder is a different job from one that needs a lift.
- Inside or outside. Outdoor walls face Texas sun and weather.
- Detail. A bold graphic goes faster than a realistic portrait.
His painting
Canvases by Jeremiah from the studio walls. Lettering, portraits and color at full scale.
Questions
Murals, answered
What do you need to talk about a mural?
A few photos of the wall as it is now, rough measurements, where it is, what the space is about, and when you would like it done. The mural option on the inquiry form asks for all of it.
What changes the timeline and the price?
The size of the wall, its surface, how high it goes and how hard it is to reach, whether it is inside or outside, and how much detail the design carries. We go through all of it with you before anything is agreed.
Can the design include our name or logo?
Tell us what you have in mind when you reach out. Lettering is part of Jeremiah’s painting, as the orange and cobalt canvas on this page shows, and the design is worked out with you before any paint goes on the wall.
Who handles approval for the wall?
Whoever owns the building or manages the space needs to sign off on a mural. We will confirm what your wall needs before painting starts.
Have a wall in mind?
Send photos of the wall, rough measurements and your timing. We’ll reply to talk it through.