


For over a decade, Beth Chin has created large-scale murals for healthcare, educational, commercial, and civic environments. Her portfolio includes community-based murals, graphic mural systems, acrylic murals, and works on polytab, each developed to respond to the unique identity and needs of a site.
Beth approaches every project through a collaborative design process, working closely with clients, stakeholders, and communities to create artwork that reflects local character, shared values, and a sense of place. Using precise digital drafting and scalable design systems, she develops concepts that allow for clear visualization, stakeholder alignment, and efficient project execution.
Beth creates impactful artworks that enhance public spaces and foster meaningful connections between people and place.
Beth Chin believes successful public artwork begins with understanding the people and places it serves. She works closely with clients, stakeholders, and communities to develop artwork that reflects local identity, shared values, and site-specific context.
Drawing from her experience as both a public artist and former Programs Manager at Chicago Public Art Group, Beth facilitates stakeholder engagement and translates community input into clear visual concepts. Depending on project goals, engagement may include stakeholder meetings, public workshops, storytelling sessions, or collaborative design development. For acrylic and polytab mural projects, Beth can also incorporate hands-on community participation.

Acrylic murals are painted directly onto the wall surface and offer the highest level of artistic flexibility. Designs can be transferred through projection, chalk grids, or traditional pounce patterns, allowing for accurate replication of both graphic and illustrative artwork. This method is particularly effective for complex architectur
Acrylic murals are painted directly onto the wall surface and offer the highest level of artistic flexibility. Designs can be transferred through projection, chalk grids, or traditional pounce patterns, allowing for accurate replication of both graphic and illustrative artwork. This method is particularly effective for complex architectural conditions, such as curved surfaces, ceilings, and areas requiring direct artistic adaptation. Acrylic murals are the best option for projects incorporating metallic paints and watercolor finishes.

Polytab murals combine traditional acrylic painting with the efficiency of off-site fabrication. Artwork is painted directly onto a lightweight fabric substrate before being adhered to the wall, ensuring precise design replication while minimizing disruption to facility operations. This method is ideal for high-traffic environments and large-scale mural projects.

Graphic murals are a practical solution for high-traffic environments, facilities with strict operational requirements, or spaces with elevated sanitary standards. Designs can be printed onto vinyl or wall protection systems, providing exceptional durability and easy maintenance. They are a cost-effective option for projects involving large square footage.
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