My Custom Art Process: From Sketch to Installation

Every custom project begins with a physical clay model before I touch your wall. Sculpting the design in clay allows you to see the depth of a tree or a figure before it is cast in fibre, ensuring the texture fits your space perfectly.

How I Make Art Happen

My process is rooted in the idea that art should feel like it belongs to your space. Whether it is a fibre mural for a corporate lobby or a graffiti wall for a cafe, I handle the entire lifecycle of the project in my Malad studio and on-site.

1. Concept & Mockups It all starts with your vision. I sketch out designs and create digital overlays on photographs of your actual walls. This helps us visualize the scale and placement before we commit to any paint or fibre.

2. The Sculpting Phase For my 3D work, I don't just jump to the final product. I hand-sculpt every design in clay first. This is where I define the depth, flow, and personality of the piece. You get to review these models or detailed photos, so you know exactly what is coming before it is cast in high-grade fiberglass.

3. Fabrication & Finish My team uses professional techniques to bring the design to life. For acrylic signage, we use laser cutting for sharp edges. For murals, we use low-VOC paints that are safe for occupied offices. Every piece, from the internal metal armatures in my sculptures to the final varnish coat, is built to last.

4. Precision Installation Installation is just as important as the art itself. I use full-scale paper stencils for precise spacing and professional anchoring systems to ensure your art is secure. We wrap up by cleaning the area, so all you have to do is enjoy the new vibe.