Hebermehl Art Commission a Mural

Commissions

Art Adds Value

Hotels compete with home-sharing platforms. Sports venues compete with in-home viewing. I understand the challenges facing your business. My name is Matt Hebermehl, and I make site-specific art that increases property values and creates one-of-a-kind experiences.

I've helped the Atlanta Falcons, Marriott International, and other high-profile corporate, institutional, and public service organizations create large-scale wall treatments and murals that attract attention and drive repeat visits.

I'd like to learn more.

Site-Specific Expertise

Super Bowl LIII

I was commissioned by Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms to live paint at Super Bowl LIII parties hosted by her office featuring legends of sports and entertainment, including Atlanta icon Lil Jon.

Super Bowl LIII

Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA

'On Divine Wings, We Shall Prevail,' fulfilled a lifelong dream of creating work for a professional sports arena. As a kid, I drew my own stadiums.

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Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA

Montgomery Hall

The experience of working on this sixty six foot high mural for my alma mater SCAD was a life affirming experience. At the time, it was the largest project of my life, and I was able to share it with so many people that have supported me personally and professionally.

All photos courtesy of the Savanah College of Art & Design

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Montgomery Hall

Clients

[LOGO: AMB Group x Mercedes Benz Stadium] [LOGO: Atlanta Mayor's Office of Film and Entertainment] [LOGO: BFG Creative Agency] [LOGO: Rottet Studio] [LOGO: Converse Sneakers] [LOGO: NINE dot Arts + Perry Lane Hotel] [LOGO: Juxtapoz Magazine] [LOGO: SCAD] [LOGO: Libbie Summers x Rizzoli Books] [LOGO: Punch Digital Strategies] [LOGO: Poi Dog Philly]

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Frequently asked questions

How does the commission process work, from first call to finished wall?

Timelines depend on a few variables, is the wall ready for me to paint, or is this part of a long-term new construction plan? The first step is to ask when does the client need the work done by? Once a timeline for completion is settled, then I ask if they have a general idea of what they are looking for as art, subject matter, color palette? Scale of project? Then we set a schedule for design reviews and installation. Once we have an installation timeline, I start painting, ensuring that the work is completed by the necessary deadlines.

What's a typical timeline?

Commission timelines depend on the type of project. Is it a mural, is it an illustration for publication, is it a drawing or painting for someone's personal collection?

How do you approach budgets / what should a client expect to invest?

Budgets for murals are dependent on travel, necessity of renting a scissor or boom lift, surface type, interior or exterior, is a permit needed, do I need a team or not, wall scale, complexity of design, insurance requirements, public or privately funded. For illustration, prices depend upon industry standards for scope and usage of the work.

Where do you work?

I am based in Los Angeles, have work, will travel

"I'd like to learn more."

Email Matt directly at matt@hebermehl.com — or use the contact form.

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