Jason Cheeseman-Meyer Murals

For each mural commission, Jason meets with the client to discuss their needs. He photographs and measures the space in question, taking note of the lighting and the surrounding environs the mural will harmonize with. Preliminary color sketches are presented to the client (frequently electronically) and revised based on the client’s feedback. A final color proposal is crafted, and upon approval work begins. Depending on the size of the project, a deposit of one-quarter to one-half the full cost is generally required.

This process may be greatly streamlined for smaller, decorative spot murals.

The Vase Process [] Don Quixote Process

The murals are created with high quality acrylic and latex paints, noted for their durability. In some cases oil-based paints can be used. Murals are finished with a protective sealing layer to protect the piece from damage from dirt, dust, and UV radiation.