ELEVATION ART COLLABORATIVE

LET'S PAINT OUR MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS.

Custom murals, professionally designed and painted for mountain-community schools.

Principals, PTAs, and local businesses can commission or sponsor a wall.

SCHEDULE A SCHOOL WALKTHROUGH

WHY THIS MATTERS:

Kids spend thousands of hours in school hallways, and most of those walls are beige.

Elevation Art Collaborative changes that. We paint large-scale murals of alpine landscapes, native wildlife, and each school's own mascot, so kids see where they live and who they are reflected back at them.

Students don't just look at these murals. They help paint the finishing touches, so every wall carries their hands in it for years after they've moved on.

HOW MURAL FUNDING IS USED

Every dollar goes to two things: professional mural paint and protective sealant that hold up in busy hallways for years, and the artist's time to design and paint the wall. Each mural is priced by wall size, and I work with every school to keep it realistic.

Now painting: a bighorn sheep mural at Evergreen Middle School and an anatomical mountain scene at South Park High School.

Colorful mural featuring a goat with large horns, standing on a mountain with blue water and sky background. The mural is being painted on a wall, with white and purple paint splatters on the floor below.
Colorful mural depicting mountains, swirling wind patterns, and skeletal figures skateboarding, with tables and chairs in the foreground.

THREE WAYS TO BRING A MURAL TO YOUR SCHOOL:

Commission a Mural. Principals and PTAs: I'll walk your building, create a custom design mockup, and give you a clear estimate before anything is booked.

Sponsor a Wall. Local businesses: fund a mural, in whole or in part. Lead sponsors are credited on a sign beside the finished piece and thanked publicly at the reveal.

Contribute. When a school doesn't have an art budget, community sponsorships close the gap. Every level above goes directly toward a specific school's mural.

3% Cover the Fee

Contributions go directly to Link Art Co. to fund school murals and are not tax-deductible.

About the Artist

I'm Cristina Link, a professional artist and former K–12 art teacher with a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and a Master's in Art Education, plus continuing education in art therapy. I know how schools run, and I know how to make a hallway feel alive.

A woman with dark hair, tattoos on her arm, and a bright smile, standing next to a colorful abstract mural with skulls, butterflies, and vibrant paint splatters.