FAQ.

Start with a discovery chat — send me the location, dimensions, and vision for the wall. I’ll review your space (photos or video walkthrough) and ask about your timeline, budget, and intended audience. Then I’ll prepare a proposal with design concepts, cost estimate, and timeline.

Key factors include size (square footage), complexity of the design, surface condition and accessibility (scaffolding/lift required), location (travel/time), materials and finishes (e.g., anti-graffiti coat), and whether it’s interior vs exterior.

Yes — I’m based in Omaha, Nebraska, but I frequently work in Texas (Dallas, Austin, San Antonio) and I’m happy to travel nationwide and internationally for mural projects. Travel and accommodation are factored into proposals for out-of-region jobs.

It varies depending on size, design complexity, wall preparation and weather (for outdoors). A smaller interior mural might take a few days, while large exterior installations can take weeks, including prep and finishing.

Walls should be clean, dry, structurally sound and free of peeling paint or damage. For exterior walls, we may need to clean, prime and apply a suitable base coat before painting. If the site has an anti-graffiti layer or unusual texture, that will also affect prep and cost.

The mural itself is installed at your space — you receive the physical work for the site. However, the artistic copyright is retained by me (Joe (Turk) Diril) unless otherwise negotiated. I reserve the right to document and use the images for my portfolio and promotion. We can discuss transfer of full usage rights if needed.

During the design phase I provide sketches, digital mock-ups and a chance for your feedback. Once painting begins, major changes (in design, size, location) can impact timeline and cost. Minor tweaks might be possible depending on the stage.

A well-executed mural, using quality materials and proper coats, can last many years. I include recommendations for cleaning, potential touch-ups and protective finishes like anti-graffiti coatings. Exterior installations may need occasional reviews.

After the proposal is approved, we sign an agreement outlining scope, timeline, payment schedule and usage rights. A non-refundable deposit (typically 30–50%) secures the booking. The balance is due upon completion and sign-off.

Absolutely. I specialize in large-scale commercial, hospitality and public murals — whether brand-driven or purely artistic. I collaborate with property owners, brands, architects and general contractors to create murals that integrate identity, culture and environment.

Mural projects require lead time for design, materials, scheduling and logistics (especially travel or large exterior installs). A good rule is to begin discussions at least 4–8 weeks ahead of your desired install date — longer for larger or high-traffic locations.

Yes — once the mural is installed I provide professional documentation (high-res photos, video timelapse if applicable) for your archives and marketing. You are welcome to use these as part of your promotion and I will also share them via Turk Made It channels with your permission.