Typography Mural Artist

Typographic Murals by Verg

Typography mural artist Matt Vergotis or better known by his typographic artist name of Verg. Verg is a master of custom typographic murals.

Matt Vergotis, the Founder of VERG on the Gold Coast, Australia, has a simple philosophy in life: doing the things he loves. This philosophy extends to his work life, where he considers himself fortunate to be able to pursue what he enjoys. His primary goal is to offer effective, clean, and creative logo design, corporate identity, and branding solutions while infusing his love for his work into every project.

According to Matt, it is crucial for clients to not merely settle for mediocre attempts at identity design. Instead, he believes that they should fall in love with their brand's identity, ensuring a deep connection and satisfaction with the final result.

Custom Typographic Murals

For custom typographic murals you can contact Verg through his profile page.

What to Consider When Painting a Typographic Mural

Painting a typographic mural is a creative and rewarding project that requires careful planning and execution. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

1. Plan and Design: Choose a meaningful message or quote for your mural and sketch out the design on paper or digitally.
2. Choose the Location: Find a suitable wall or surface for your mural and make sure you have permission to paint there if it's a public space or a building you don't own.
3. Gather Materials: Acrylic paints or spray paints are commonly used for outdoor murals. Also, get brushes, paint rollers, paint trays, painter's tape, and stencils if needed.
4. Prepare the Surface: Clean the wall thoroughly and apply a base coat if necessary to create a smooth surface.
5. Transfer the Design: Enlarge your sketch to the desired size and trace it onto the wall using a grid method, projector, or carbon paper.
6. Start Painting: Begin with the background colors and work your way forward, adding layers of detail as you progress.
7. Typography Tips: Pay attention to the spacing between letters and words for readability. Experiment with font sizes, styles, and weights to enhance the design.
8. Refine and Touch Up: Step back from your mural occasionally to assess the composition and make adjustments as needed. Fix any mistakes or smudges.
9. Seal and Protect: Consider applying a clear sealant or varnish to protect your mural from weathering and fading.
10. Document and Share: Take photographs of your finished typographic mural to document your work and share it with others on social media or in your portfolio.

Becoming a Typography Mural Artist remember to take your time, stay patient, and enjoy the creative process of bringing your typographic mural to life.