I'm a native Texan who grew up in Houston and relocated to Austin over ten years ago. After spending some years in San Francisco studying painting at SFAI, I found myself drawn back to my home state. Austin had always been a place I visited, but it felt like a natural transition for a new home base.
The last decade has been a journey of finding my community and sharing my work with the city I now call home. This page is a collection of the Austin murals I've created through the years. Each project has been a pivotal step in my career as an Austin muralist, and I'm grateful to have this city to guide me.
My contribution to the 2024 Tempo on the Trail Exhibition, this mural stretches all the way under the 1st Street Bridge on the shore of Lady Bird Lake.
My Bee Cave mural isn't exactly in Austin, but the drive to Chicknic is worth the effort.
Down the trail by the Austin Library, you'll find the Odom Pavilion, home to another Austin mural collaboration—this time for the Vision Zero Initiative.
Nestled in the Bouldin Creek offices off South Lamar, you'll find this five-panel mural painted for DivcoWest.
My contribution to the 2024 Tempo on the Trail Exhibition, this mural stretches all the way under the 1st Street Bridge on the shore of Lady Bird Lake.
My Bee Cave mural isn't exactly in Austin, but the drive to Chicknic is worth the effort.
Down the trail by the Austin Library, you'll find the Odom Pavilion, home to another Austin mural collaboration—this time for the Vision Zero Initiative.
Nestled in the Bouldin Creek offices off South Lamar, you'll find this five-panel mural painted for DivcoWest.
In 2017, I was given six walls to work with in the Meta offices in downtown Austin, creating a mural that touches on signature imagery from my work and even includes wood.
Standing 35 feet tall, this mural at the Indeed Tower stretches across a two-story opening, giving a truly otherworldly feel to this part of the downtown Austin office.
Painted during the height of the 2020 pandemic, this three-wall installation for the Google offices in downtown Austin encompasses two ground-level walls and stretches all the way across the ceiling.
This AMLI Mueller mural was based on an existing painting from my studio. The clients asked for a small, interweaving portion of color to be blown up to over 40 feet.
In 2017, I was given six walls to work with in the Meta offices in downtown Austin, creating a mural that touches on signature imagery from my work and even includes wood.
Standing 35 feet tall, this mural at the Indeed Tower stretches across a two-story opening, giving a truly otherworldly feel to this part of the downtown Austin office.
Painted during the height of the 2020 pandemic, this three-wall installation for the Google offices in downtown Austin encompasses two ground-level walls and stretches all the way across the ceiling.
This AMLI Mueller mural was based on an existing painting from my studio. The clients asked for a small, interweaving portion of color to be blown up to over 40 feet.