Seattle and Tacoma – Mural and Street Artist

“Jake’s addition of his mural “Witness the Beauty” to the Town’s Sunken Park has helped transform this public space into the urban jewel we had long envisioned. The mural’s design, colors, shapes, words, and natural images all come together to highlight and yet at the same time soften this park’s urban setting. In addition, Jake was consistently professional and upbeat in his work, he happily interacted with the community to share his vision and skills, and the project came in on time. We could not be more pleased with the results.”

“Jake’s professionalism and level of detail were consistent from start to finish. The creativity of his proposal outshined several others, and he executed the mural flawlessly. His work includes very thoughtful elements that react and respond to the environment where the mural was placed. From planning on paper to space preparation to finished mural, we were extremely happy with the results!”

“Jake is the perfect combination of the creative artist and level-headed and responsible project manager. He was a pleasure to work with – responsive and responsible, very skilled at people managing and getting all of the moving parts of our large scale project working smoothly to stunning completion.”

“It all starts with Art, and Jake has talent to spare, but to bring a large scale project to completion requires much more than just painting skills. For financing, sourcing, public relations, permitting and beyond, Jake is also a project manager you can rely on.”

“Jake has been doing such an awesome animal series. We talked about a few simple ideas and he completely translated my perception of it into reality. Jake is super talented, and I’m glad that I bought this piece from him. If you are looking for some amazing art for your place, I highly recommend hitting Jake up.”

“Jake was amazing to work with; creative, talented, passionate and reliable. He was a true professional and it was a privilege to watch him work. The final product far surpassed what we thought was possible.”