Megan Oldhues

Megan Oldhues approaches mural painting with a background that is as much rooted in rigorous craftsmanship as it is in the spontaneity of street art. Based in Toronto, she has developed a practice centered on large-scale figurative work, using public walls as a canvas for technically accomplished and emotionally compelling imagery.

Her experience spans both the independent street art scene and the highly controlled world of film production. Painting environments for productions such as The Boys, Chucky, and Jack Reacher has required her to work with speed, precision, and adaptability, while her involvement in Toronto’s mural community has encouraged a more instinctive approach to image-making. Together, these experiences inform a practice that brings the discipline of classical realism into contemporary public spaces, creating murals that are both visually striking and deeply human.