CELEBRATING LIFE WITH PAINT
(Above is our grain silo mural titled Starseed, seen as the sun was rising. The right side was not yet complete.)
We paint for your neighborhood, where you worship, where you shop, where you learn, where you hang out, where you heal, and where you call home!
That is who we are.
We paint for your neighborhood...
For maps, process, artists, legends, and how we were able to do these please head right over to…
and here is more information about our Starseed Silo Mural.
We paint for where you worship...
We paint for where you shop...
We paint for where you learn...
We paint for where you heal...
We paint for where you hang out...
And we paint for the place you call home!
who we are
We’re a collaborative and supportive team, from many backgrounds, creating really cool stuff together!
Our Mission
To reflect the beauty of Creation, and celebrate each other as creative beings.
Our Values
We believe that the best outcomes are achieved when we are determined to be honest, hard working, and generous with the gifts we have been given to serve each other.
Our community of artists include hundreds of neighbors who attend our meetings and paint days.
Chief Daydreamer of A Midsummer’s Mural is Richard Harrison
and his daughter Rebecca Storz partners in leading the company.
Artists who we employ often include:
Zach Storz, Mike Giron, Daniel Castaneda- Sedra D, Benter Mock, Hugo Zamorano, Jair Rodriguez, Holly Carey, Anne Newman, Quin Slovek, Amelia Koneck, Mary Ensz, David Manzanares, and Jennifer Waltemath
We also have enjoyed working with:
Sarah Rowe, Weston Thomson, Jeremy Caniglia, Aaron Olivo, Lita De La Guardia, Alondra Gonzalez, Rigoberto Barajas-Rivera, Frank Costanzo, John Pecoraro, Marianne Smejkal, Sophia Dilorenzo, Lexi Combs Sicily Manganaro, and Lily Svaboda!
We have worked on many project with Jeremiah Neal, who had a victorious journey from addition to being on the board of the Sienna Francis House. We were the first company to employ Jeremiah full time after his recovery. He has since written books and done murals in Omaha, and the Philippians, where he soon plans to retire. Find out more about him here.
Find out more about us on southomahamuralproject.com/people