Atlanta Mural Artist

Graffiti Mural Artists for HireSanta Monica, California

Custom mural design for businesses, organizations, public spaces, events, and private environments.

Graffiti mural concept artwork for Santa Monica, California by Corey Barksdale
Original mural artwork by Corey Barksdale

Commissioning a mural in Santa Monica, California works best as a real project: a clear design phase, a scoped wall, and a professional process from first sketch to final coat — not a spray-paint favor. Corey Barksdale is an Atlanta-based muralist and fine artist who takes on mural, live-painting, and public art commissions nationwide, including projects in Santa Monica.

Muralist for hire in Santa Monica

Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade and the Bergamot Station arts complex have made murals and public art a visible, established part of the city's identity for both visitors and residents.

What working with Corey Barksdale looks like

Every project starts with a conversation about the wall, the site, and what the mural needs to do — tell a story, anchor a brand, activate a community space, or mark an event. From there, design concepts, a clear timeline, and a straightforward scope come before any paint goes up, so there are no surprises for you or your Santa Monica location.

Types of murals for Santa Monica clients

For Santa Monica clients that means high-visibility murals for retail and hospitality along the Promenade, plus gallery-adjacent work suited to the Bergamot Station arts scene.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a mural cost in Santa Monica?

Pricing depends on wall size, surface prep, access (ground level vs. lift/scaffold), and design complexity. Share basic wall dimensions and photos and you'll get a realistic estimate before committing to anything.

Do you travel to Santa Monica for murals?

Yes — mural and live event commissions are available in the Santa Monica area as travel projects from Atlanta. Travel, lodging, and timeline are scoped into the project quote.

How long does a mural take?

Small interior walls can be a single day; large exterior public art projects typically run several days to a couple of weeks depending on scale and weather.

Can you help with permitting or property owner approval?

For public-facing walls, part of the planning phase includes making sure the right approvals are in place before work starts — this gets worked out together during scoping.

Start a mural conversation

Send wall photos, rough dimensions, and what you have in mind.