Wall murals in Ireland are more than just colourful paintings adorning urban landscapes; they are vibrant expressions of Irish culture, history, and societal values. From the bustling streets of Dublin to the quaint villages of the countryside, murals captivate viewers with their diverse themes and artistic styles. This blog delves into the rich tapestry of Irish street art, examining its cultural significance, notable artists, and impact on communities.

In a crowded marketplace where competition is fierce, capturing the attention of potential customers is a constant challenge. That's where the power of murals comes into play. Signs of Power's bespoke, large-scale commercial murals, custom lettering, and hand-painted signs have the remarkable ability to catch your eye, get noticed, and get people talking.

In this post, I'll delve into the world of wall murals, unravelling their significance in interior design and art.

Many people often inquire about my approach to creating large-scale typographic murals and I welcome this opportunity to explain my process. There exists various methods to scale up artwork for murals, including projectors, measurements, transferring artwork …

I've always held a deep admiration for the mosaic entranceways in Dublin and more recently in Sligo. Inspired, I embarked on a journey to learn more about these mosaics and infuse contemporary mosaic techniques with my unique lettering style. 

Bolands Mills, located along the Grand Canal in Dublin, has a storied history. It was initially constructed in the 1830s and played a pivotal role in the city's industrial development. During the Easter Rising of 1916, it became an iconic site, …