Tyler Lemermeyer

Not every mural has to carry the weight of the world. Sometimes the goal is simple: make people smile. Case in point, this gloriously chunky cat.

A floral mural concept designed to complement and elevate a floral business.

Murals can create a landmark your community identifies with, helping transform a space into something recognizable, memorable, and connected to place.

Bonus points if you catch the photo reference.

Comment if you know it.

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A rough mockup inspired by my dying love for coffee.

One of the benefits of hiring a muralist is the ability to strengthen brand identity through visual storytelling. A mural can communicate your brand’s narrative, values, and personality through a single impactful image.

If your business, or space could use a little more character, I have availability this summer.
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Mock Up Mural May begins.

In the lead up to mural season, I will be sharing a series of concepts and mockups throughout the month. Exploring ideas, testing spaces, and pushing what is possible on a wall.

If you or someone you know has a space that could use a transformation, I have availability this summer.

More to come.

Spent some time working with the Ergonomics Department at the University of Calgary on these illustrated mouse pads.

Each one focuses on a small but important habit. posture, breathing, eye health, and movement.
Good ergonomics, but make it visual.

Addison Barger, bringing the heat. Go Blue Jays!

Recently commissioned a t-shirt design as a wedding gift 🕊️ The couple wanted a retro take of themselves in front of the beautiful structure where they tied the knot. Big shout-out to the wonderful photo by

If you’re looking for a custom illustration for your own special occasion (or as a gift), my commissions are open! 🎨✨

🪶 The Community Roost 🪶

I’m thrilled to share my latest mural, part of the Bridgeland BIA beautification! I was selected to paint one of the newly created benches in the neighbourhood, and I chose the osprey — a bird deeply meaningful to the community.

Once threatened in Calgary due to habitat loss, the osprey made a remarkable comeback thanks to artificial nests near the river. Today, it soars again above our neighbourhood — a symbol of self-discovery, transformation, and resilience.

The mural’s fractured design represents the forming of community: each individual or family is just a piece, but together, we create a united, powerful whole. The osprey’s sharp vision and mastery reflect the spirit of Bridgeland — resilient, skilled, and deeply connected.