Process

Seattle artist and mural painter, Glynn Rosenberg, uses art to communicate your organization’s identity.

Commissioning a mural is an opportunity to create a memorable experience for your community to connect to your values and story. Glynn’s process starts with an introductory call to get an idea of your specific needs. From there, Glynn creates multiple design options that balance your vision with their nature-inspired style. Clients are involved throughout the design process, providing feedback that influences the artwork before painting beings.

Once the design is approved, Glynn brings the mural to life with a professional planning process, attention to detail, and hand-painted character.

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Person in a white long-sleeve shirt and paint-splattered pants painting nails with a brush. The person is sitting on a black chair. There is a table with a green toolbox and art supplies in the background, and a colorful canvas leaning against the wall.
Person holding a spray paint can in front of shelves filled with spray paint cans.

Custom Artwork Beyond Murals

Not everyone has a huge wall for a mural. Glynn Rosenberg also works with collectors on small, custom paintings. All of Glynn’s commissioned paintings, whether unique gifts or home decor, start with a conversation about your vision and follow a similar process to the creation of a mural. The client receives a digital design and is involved throughout the process by providing feedback and approving the design before painting. Size is determined by your needs, including larger statement pieces or small paintings to add to a gallery wall.

A woman with long hair and tattoos on her arm and leg, wearing beige boots and black clothing, sitting on a black stool surrounded by paint cans, in an art studio with colorful floral paintings on the wall.
Close-up of a person wearing a white long-sleeve shirt and paint-spattered white shorts, sitting with their hands holding a paintbrush.
Young woman in white shirt and paint-stained pants smiling at the camera while holding a paintbrush in front of colorful abstract floral artworks in an art gallery.

Site Specific Artwork

Every mural starts with its connection to location. Glynn’s murals are deeply rooted in the places where they live and the communities that interact with them on a daily basis. The history and connection to place become the foundation of each mural’s visual language. Through research, observation, and collaboration, Glynn creates artwork that reflects the unique character and identity of each space.

A woman with brown hair wearing a white sweater and paint-splattered pants stands in front of a wall with colorful abstract paintings. She holds a paintbrush and looks at her artwork on an easel. The workspace has various art supplies, including brushes, paints, and a palette.
Paintbrushes, paint cans, and a cup of black paint on a rusty blue metal table, with some green plants visible in the foreground.
A person with paint-splattered white pants and a white long-sleeve shirt standing near a black shelving unit with spray paint cans, holding two spray paint cans in their hands, in a room with natural light from a window.