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Adds depth, texture, and realism to the mural; often completed after base layers are dry.

Serves as a preparatory coating to ensure better adhesion of paint to the surface, and increases paint durability.

Protects the finished mural from environmental elements and vandalism, prolonging its life.

Consideration of the mural's overall size and how it relates to its surroundings and viewers.

Provides the foundational surface for the mural; material choice affects paint adherence and longevity.

These are the first layers of color, establishing the undertones and general color scheme of the mural.

Used as a guide for the artist; defines the shapes and composition of the mural before color is applied.

Artist's or artists' signatures can authenticate the work and give credit to those who contributed.

Enhances visibility and accentuates the colors and details of the mural, especially at night.

Technique in murals that creates a sense of depth, making the two-dimensional surface appear three-dimensional.

Selection of colors that will be used throughout the mural, affecting its mood, cohesion, and visual impact.

Engaging with local residents can influence the thematic direction and acceptance of the mural.

Usage of different painting techniques or materials to create varied surface qualities within the mural.

Incorporation of imagery, styles, or symbols relevant to the community's culture or the mural's intended message.