After hearing from some of you about the challenges, this month I’ll be hosting a Community Podcast focused on finding clients. We’ll share strategies, experiences, and ways to grow your client base. Whether you’re just starting out or established, anybody’s welcome! If your interested drop a comment below and we can arrange a day that fits everyone, This is a great opportunity to connect with others in the same boat, share insights, and gain fresh perspectives.

Hey everyone, happy weekend! I’ve been quietly working on something I’m really excited to share. It’s an iPhone tool that uses AR to place your designs directly onto walls in real time. It’s a game changer—letting you see exactly how the final print will look before you start. You can input real-world measurements, adjust the design, and even capture photos or videos of the preview. It’s perfect for showing clients or confirming your design is just right before printing!

In this podcast, I sit down with Bhupz Sohal, owner of Wall & Ink, a wall printing business in the UK. We dive into how he got started, the printer he’s currently using, and other key insights. If you’re thinking of getting into wall printing, this will be worth checking out!

Hi guys, I’ve uploaded another 100 new animal-inspired SVGs into the classroom. These are honestly some of my favorite designs so far, and I’d love to see a few of them printed on real walls. Use them however you like, and remember you can also edit them inside the SVG Editor to change colors, adjust the designs, or make them fit your own projects. You can use them commercially, for wall prints, mock-ups, client ideas, or even as reference images. Enjoy!

It’s been great meeting everyone in The Wall Printing Lab so far and seeing more people joining, sharing ideas, asking questions, and getting involved. I’ve got a lot planned for the community moving forward. There will be more tutorials around wall printing, design, file setup, print preparation, marketing, running ads, approaching businesses, and building a proper workflow around this industry. I also want to start bringing in more creative ideas, including projection mapping over wall prints, alternative business ideas for wall printing, new ways to offer services, and future tools that can make the whole process easier for everyone. The goal is to keep building this into a place where people can learn, experiment, share ideas, and grow their own wall printing business with more confidence. I’m also planning community competitions, more resources, more design content, and practical tutorials that can actually help you move forward. It’s still early, but there’s a lot more to come. Thanks to everyone who has joined so far. I’m genuinely looking forward to growing this community even more and seeing what everyone creates. The Wall Printing Lab is only getting started.