The brush structure and the individual letter shapes show that this is hand painted. That’s what makes a mural so appealing.

On the matt black wall, any correction would have remained visible. I had to get it right at the first attempt.

Under such pressure, I transferred the drawing to the wall with the help of a grid and extremely complicated calculations.

The wall was too sensitive for drawn guidelines, so I used threads as guides and noted lines on adhesive tape.

I test the brushes on cardboard before I go onto the wall.

On the wall, I work from the bottom up, to make sure that everything really fits into the format in the end.

Finally, stars, dots and arrows reinforce the impression of handwritten spontaneity, energy and bubbling ideas.