See the Possibilities
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How It Works
SEND WALL PICS
Upload clear photos of your wall so I can understand the space, surface, and surroundings.
PROVIDE INSIGHT
Use the Artistic Insight (AI) tool I built to gather creative input and guide the energy of your wall.
GET YOUR CONCEPT
I’ll combine my tools with real-world experience to deliver a concept tailored to your wall and our vision.
Send Your Wall Photos & Ideas
Upload photos of your wall and share any ideas or inspiration. Click the image to begin — I’ll turn it into a custom concept designed for your space.
The more you share, the better the result
Details
Once you check out, you’ll be guided to a short creative form — including access to a custom AI tool I built specifically for this process. It’s not your typical form. It’s designed to pull out your creative instincts, even if you don’t consider yourself “artistic.”
Just upload your wall photos, answer a few insightful prompts, and I’ll take it from there.
Based on your inputs and the package you selected, I’ll create a concept that fits your wall — and your vision. You’ll hear from me by email shortly after submission.
Want to see how it works?
About the Artist
I’m Greg Mankis — a professional mural artist specializing in large-scale wall transformations across commercial, residential, and public spaces.
My murals are created with a hands-on approach, artistic intuition, and a deep understanding of how artwork lives in real-world environments.
Custom Concepts is my way of bringing that same real-world experience directly to you — wherever you are — in a fast, creative, and personal way.
See What Your Wall Could Become
"This is more than a design exercise — it’s a creative blueprint for transforming space, presence, and perception."
Pick the package that fits where you are now — or reach out and I’ll help you figure it out.
Either way, your wall starts to take shape the moment you get started.
Have Questions Before Getting Started?
Send me a quick message — I’m happy to help.
