I paint character and portrait murals covering everything from music icons and film characters to cars, landmarks, and personal family portraits. This gallery shows the range of styles I work in, beyond landscapes and bedroom designs. For example, recent commissions include a Studio Ghibli tribute, a Liverpool FC crest, and a custom Aston Martin on a garage wall. If you want a statement piece with real personality, these murals show what’s possible.
Every character and portrait mural starts with what matters to you — a favourite film, band, sporting hero, or classic car. Others want something more personal, like a family portrait or a tribute piece. If you’re after a different style, take a look at my Highland landscape mural or business mural pages. For more on how mural art has grown as a design trend, Architectural Digest has covered its rise in both homes and commercial spaces.
Planning your character or portrait mural
Every project starts with a reference — a photo, a favourite character, or a clear idea of the mood you want. I talk through scale, style, and placement before any paint goes on the wall. Then I put together a concept for you to approve.
Most pieces take one to a few days on-site, depending on detail and size. I match the finish to the location, whether that’s a garage, a garden wall, or an interior feature wall. As a result, the piece holds up to its setting, indoors or out.
If you’ve got a character, face, or idea in mind, get in touch and I’ll talk through what’s possible. No project is too unusual — if you can describe it, I can usually find a way to paint it.
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