A man with a beard and a cap standing in front of a colorful mural painted on a brick wall, holding a respirator mask around his neck. The mural features a large cartoon-style deer with eyes closed, surrounded by butterflies, flowers, and the word "PRESCHOOL."

Students Help Create A School Mural In Victoria

An Art Program Making A Real Impact

Many schools want more than just a mural, they want students involved in the creative process.

At Raywood Primary School, a small regional school with around 20 students, the mural was created as a collaborative project where the students helped shape the concept and physically take part in painting the artwork. During the early stages we spoke with the students about what they would like to see represented in the mural, encouraging them to share ideas based on the things they enjoy and recognise around their school environment. Many of the students chose their favourite Australian animals and native plants that they regularly see in the surrounding area, which led the artwork to be themed around Australian wildlife in a vibrant and engaging colour palette. The mural also incorporates the school’s values within the design, allowing the finished piece to not only celebrate the local environment but also reflect the identity and principles of the school community.


Step By Step Process:

Step 1: Brainstorm ideas with students through an engaging workshop of drawing, conversation & writing

Step 2: Take those ideas back to the studio to create a moodboard with

Step 3: Put together general sketches to give the school options for the look of the mural

Step 4: Finalise mural design and begin preparing paint and materials needed

Step 5: Paint Away!


The exterior of a building with a red brick wall. There are pipes running vertically, one white and one gray, along the wall. On the right side, there is a small white device and an electrical box with a red warning sign. The sky is blue with some clouds.
Colorful mural on a brick wall with a blue background, featuring a bee, a butterfly, a mouse with a butterfly on its head, flowers, and green grass. The mural contains the words 'PONSIBILITy AC RESPECTENCE' in bold, stylized letters.

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After

Creating Lasting Memories That Stand The Test Of Time

A fresh coat of paint can completely transform a wall, especially in a school environment. Whether the surface is flat, brick, corrugated, already primed, or raw, it can be prepared and painted. For this project, the wall was treated with two coats of primer and finished using high-quality exterior paints to ensure the mural remains vibrant and durable for years to come.


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Melbourne Mural Artist Painting A School Mural

Meet The Artist

Melbourne Mural Artist Lukas Kasper

I specialise in designing and painting school murals across Melbourne that engage students in the creative process from concept to completion. With over 15 years of professional mural experience and 10 years facilitating student collaboration in school art projects, I provide a reliable, high-quality service supported by a valid Working With Children Check. My custom school murals not only enhance learning spaces but also ensure students’ voices are heard, resulting in durable, professional artworks that staff and students can take pride in for years to come.


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