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Contact The Mural Artist
Share your wall, your location, and what you want the space to feel like. The first conversation is the simplest way to find the right path for your mural project.
Request a mural quote
Tell us what you’re planning.
Photos of the wall and approximate dimensions are useful, but they are not required to begin.
melissa@themuralartiststudio.com +1 816-986-0149
Kansas City home base
Tell Melissa about your mural idea. No finished design needed.
Share your project details
Required fields are marked. Your request and any wall photographs are saved privately for review.
Bring a few details. We will take it from there.
You do not need a finished design to start. A few wall photos, approximate dimensions, the project location, and a note about the space are enough to begin a useful conversation.
The Mural Artist Studio can help you sort through concept options, site considerations, and the best next step for a custom mural.
Helpful details to share
More context helps create a more accurate conversation and a more useful first estimate.
The wall
Send a few clear photos and approximate dimensions, including any details about texture, height, or accessibility.
The location
Share the city, setting, and whether the work is indoors or outdoors so site needs can be considered early.
The goal
Describe who will see the mural and what you want it to accomplish for your business, community, or home.
Contact The Mural Artist FAQs
How do I get a mural quote?
Complete the quote form with your name, email, project location, project type, and a short project description. Wall photos, telephone, and organization are optional. The confirmation means your request was saved privately for review. Administrator email alerts are sent when configured; the inquiry remains saved if an alert cannot be sent. The confirmation is not a binding quote. You can also email Melissa or call 816-986-0149.
What should I include in my first mural inquiry?
A wall photo, approximate dimensions, location, design goals, timing, and visual references are useful. You do not need a finished design to begin a conversation. The form accepts up to three JPEG, PNG, or WebP wall photos, up to 3 MB each. These remain private planning material and are not added to the public gallery.
Do you travel for mural projects?
The studio is based in Kansas City. Projects in other locations can be discussed based on scope, timing, travel, and site logistics.
What types of mural projects can I contact The Mural Artist Studio about?
Contact Melissa Feris about custom murals for businesses, restaurants, schools, community spaces, and homes. Projects can include branded interiors, exterior wall art, interactive selfie murals, restoration, or canvas and panel commissions. Choose the closest project type in the form and describe your space and goals.
How is the cost of a custom mural determined?
Custom mural pricing depends on wall size, design detail, surface condition, preparation, access or equipment, and project location. Interior and exterior work may have different material and site requirements. Share what you know in your project description; an estimate depends on the proposed scope, not a universal rate.
What photos should I send for a mural restoration inquiry?
Include a full view of the mural and close-ups of fading, peeling, cracks, or other damage. Note the wall material, whether it is indoors or outdoors, and any known moisture problems. These details help Melissa discuss whether further assessment, repair, repainting, or restoration may be appropriate.
Can I share brand guidelines or inspiration images for my mural?
Yes. Describe your brand, colors, audience, and visual goals in the project description. Share logo files, brand guidelines, or inspiration links by email with Melissa. References help communicate direction; the mural concept should be developed for your wall rather than copied from another artist's work.
Can I ask about a mural before my wall or venue is ready?
Yes. Share the project location, planned use of the space, and any available wall plans or approximate measurements in your description. Explain what is still undecided. Final dimensions, surface condition, access, and timing need to be reviewed before the painting scope is confirmed.