FEATURED MURALS
Hi, I'm Beth!
I'm a muralist, painter, and nomadic artist living and creating from my converted school bus. I believe I was put on this Earth to transform spaces and tell stories through my art, and my favorite place to tell stories just happens to be big, blank walls.
As the daughter of an immigrant and someone who's never quite felt like she belonged, my work explores themes of becoming, wandering, and what the word home really means.
Right now, that search has me in Florida, with my sights set on Baja, Mexico for the winter, and eventually the entire Pan-American Highway.
If my work resonates with you, I'd love to hear from you. Whether you're dreaming up a mural or looking to bring a piece of my art into your home, you're in the right place.
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO WORK WITH ME
Amanda Nafash, custom artwork
"When art is made with such intentionality, it carries a frequency that is transformative. I have one of Beth's paintings hanging in my altar space — one of the most spiritual spaces in my home. Beth is really tapped in, and all of the work she creates reflects that."
Dre Keesey, rv mural
"Beth is an incredible artist and an amazing person. I met her in Baja through mutual friends, and when she mentioned she paints buses, I saw photos of her work and knew I wanted it on mine. We designed it together — she pushed her artistic vision while making sure I got exactly what I wanted, and was patient with me through every decision. The result is better than I could've imagined. Strangers stop me on the street just to talk about the art on my bus!"
Casa Madrid, airbnb mural
“Beth completely transformed the courtyard wall with this floral mural. What used to be a plain wall is now a garden that blooms all year round. It gave the space identity, warmth, and a lot of life. It was a pleasure to see her working with such enthusiasm and joy. And despite the weather, it turned out spectacular! ”
SPACES I WORK IN
Hotels & Short Term Rentals
Lobbies, courtyards, pool walls, guest rooms, entryways, patios. The spaces guests photograph and post — which is to say, the spaces that book your next guest for you.
Community & Cultural Spaces
Cultural centers, nonprofits, community organizations, public-facing walls. Work made with a place rather than dropped onto it.
Small Business & Retail
Storefronts, interiors, service walls, alley-facing exteriors. Turning a building people drive past into a building people notice.
RV's, Buses, & Vans
School buses, vans, campers, trailers. I live in one, so I know how the paint has to hold up, how the light hits it in a desert parking lot, and what it means for your home to look like you.
Restaurants, Cafes, & Bars
Feature walls, exteriors, patios, bathrooms. Rooms people choose to sit in longer
Private Comissions
Homes, studios, private walls, and the occasional project that doesn't fit any category — like a tarot deck. If it's aligned, I'm interested.
HOW A MURAL COMES TO LIFE
1
submit a mural request form
Don't worry, it'll only take you about five minutes, and it'll ask everything I need to give you a real answers instead of a vague ones.
2
examples & an estimate
After our initial chat, I'll come back with mood boards showing what your mural could look like and a real estimate of what it'll cost.
3
get everything in writing
Clear expectations are key. Once we agree on the price, I'll send a contract that clearly states the start date, final price, and finish date.
4
time to start painting
A third of the payment is due at the start of the project. Then I show up, prep it, paint it, and clean up after myself. When I leave, it's photo ready!
LOVE MY WORK, BUT DON'T HAVE A WALL?
That's what my shop is for!
