06/08/2026
Sometimes it’s not just about painting a beautiful wall. A lot of work happens before the creative part begins.
For this project, I couldn’t paint directly onto the outdoor brick wall, so I had to prepare a proper support first. That meant sourcing the materials, using two large sheets of high-quality plywood, sealing the edges for protection, and building a frame behind the panels.
The frame creates a gap between the wall and the boards, allowing air to circulate and helping keep everything straight and stable over time, despite changing weather conditions.
After a coat of primer, the surface was finally ready for paint.
A lot of preparation goes into creating a mural that will last.