Showing posts with label mural artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mural artist. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

From a Photo to a Mural


A picture is worth a thousand words.  So true, especially if the image represents a fond memory, such as a special place you have been, or someplace you wish to visit.

If you have a strong emotion associated with a particular photo, it's worth savoring.  And so, we make our photos into desktop wallpaper, save it on our phones, or print it out and frame it.

If you wish to bring your favorite image into your existence even further, bigger is usually better.  However, custom is always better than bigger!  You CAN have bigger AND custom with a wall mural painted directly on a wall in your home or business.  The way they turn out is completely determined by the talent of the muralist that paints them.  With a favorite photo, you most certainly want to do it justice when it is emblazened on your wall for good.

A seasoned mural artist knows from experience how to apply their years of training and education into your wall mural, and give you the results you are looking for.  Your custom mural will generate more emotion than a printed photo can.  Plus, you can remove any annoying power lines, cars, or people from the photo, until only the ideal scene and memory remains.

To find out how affordable a photo to mural can be, visit www.ggodecorative.com , or call 303-946-4300.



Saturday, August 29, 2009

Can you make money by spending money?

In this economy, people's initial reaction is to save and not spend.  Cut corners and cut back.  But what that course of action feeds into is a poverty awareness.  "We don't have enough money."  "We're not going to make it."  With that mindset, how can you ever get ahead?

Would a new suit help you land that high profile job you have an interview for?  If you don't buy that suit, you are not helping your image or your mentality that you are deserving.

Would painting your home make you feel better, more relaxed and fresh and new?  Likewise, think about the feeling you get when you look at a great photo that you love, or a sculpture from that once in a lifetime trip.

The point is, keep pleasing things in your mind, and you will attract more of them.  If a dream mural of a dream vacation on your wall would give you pleasing memories or thoughts of escape, you can imagine how seeing it every day can affect your mood.  A good mood will affect how you will perform.  A good mood will attract good things into your life.

Every journey begins with a single step.  Help yourself out by taking care of your attitude and happiness first.  Good things will follow.