Printed underpainting
The composition and main colours printed first, with brushwork added on top.
For mural artists, studios and illustrators
A wall art printer lets a mural artist or studio put the full composition on the wall in one print session, then finish it by hand, so you can accept larger commissions and more of them.
Wall · full size
Five kinds of commission
The composition and main colours printed first, with brushwork added on top.
Illustrators' and designers' finished files printed straight to the wall.
The same design resized for a portrait wall, a wide wall or a second location.
Brand murals for hospitality and retail clients alongside your studio work.

Artwork placed on black or brick backgrounds with a white underbase.
Real wall art printer output




Before your first wall art printer job
Scan or photograph your original at 300 dpi at the final wall size.
Colour is matched through the ICC profile for your ink setup, and test bars printed on the wall show how your RGB colours land in CMYK.
Layers you untick in the print file stay blank on the wall for your brush.
Every machine leaves an unprinted margin at the wall edges, 20 cm on each side on the GP200, so plan the outer band as brushwork.
Quoted from one file
One artwork file plus a photo of its wall is enough for us to recommend a configuration and quote it. Machine heights and printheads sit side by side on our Wall Printers page.