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not.travis / Commissions / Dallas

A site, a scale,
a timeline.

The studio makes original paintings on canvas and found surfaces, murals, neon objects, sculpture, and installations for rooms. A commission begins with where the work will live and what it needs to do there.

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Mural by not.travis across corrugated steel at Black Sheep Coffee in Plano, Texas, 2024
Black Sheep Coffee / Plano, Texas / Mural by not.travis / 2024

From an object to an entire space

The place comes first.

A painting for a particular wall is a different question from a mural across a building or a neon object inside a room. A commission begins with the site, the dimensions, the timing, and the people who will encounter the work. Material and composition follow.

not.travis works from Dallas. Projects are considered across Texas, the United States, and abroad by conversation. Existing paintings and objects appear on the original works page.

What the studio makes

Four starting points.

Each is scoped for the actual site. There is no stock wall design or fixed price list.

01 / In public

Mural

Exterior walls, interiors and places people pass through. The work changes with the surface and the surrounding space.

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02 / In a collection

Painting

An original canvas, wood panel or found surface made for a particular scale. References and constraints are a starting point, not a template.

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03 / In three dimensions

Object & neon

Light, wire, steel and found form. An object may stand on its own or change the room around it.

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04 / All around you

Room & installation

Paint, objects, light and movement brought into one site. The Crescent in Dallas is one example of a room built as a work.

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XOXO Social Club exterior mural by not.travis in Dallas, extending across the building and pavement
XOXO Social Club / Dallas / Exterior mural and film View the project
Room installation by not.travis at The Crescent in Dallas with painted birds, a cage and linked hearts in neon
The Crescent / Dallas / Room-scale installation View the project

Working together

Send the actual place.

Photographs and dimensions give the studio more to work with than a mood board alone. If the project is still early, send what is known.

  1. 01 / The brief

    Where will it live?

    Send the site address or city, current photos, approximate dimensions, desired timing and any references. Include a budget range if you have one.

  2. 02 / The scope

    What is possible there?

    The studio reviews the site and asks the questions needed to define scale, material and approach. A wall, canvas, object and room each have different requirements.

  3. 03 / The work

    How will it be made?

    Once the scope is agreed, production or installation is planned around the site and the work. No project is treated as an off-the-shelf mural.

Questions

Before you write.

Do you take mural commissions in Dallas?

Yes. The studio takes public-facing and interior wall projects in Dallas and across Texas. Send photos, an address or neighborhood, dimensions and timing to establish the site.

Can a canvas be commissioned at a stated size?

Yes. Share the size, where it will hang and any materials or works that inform the brief. The studio makes original paintings on canvas, wood and found surfaces.

Do you make sculpture and neon for private or public sites?

Yes. Neon objects, sculpture and installations are considered for both. The site, scale and technical needs determine what is possible. See the sculpture work.

Do you work outside Texas?

Yes. The Dallas studio considers projects across the United States and abroad. Include the location and expected dates in the inquiry.

How does a project start?

Use the studio inquiry form or email travis@nottravis.com. A site photo, approximate scale and timing are enough to begin.

Dallas, Texas / Projects elsewhere by conversation

Start with the site.

Send the place. The dimensions. The timing. The rest can begin as a conversation.

Send the sitetravis@nottravis.com