1. Traditional Mural
Mural is the piece of artwork painted on any
large permanent surface, usually walls or
ceilings. The significance of Murals is that they
could bring art in to the centre of public.
Kerala, the south Indian state popularly known
as "God's own country" has its own unique
culture in mural-art. Kerala's mural painting is
completely different from other murals in its
look and feel. According to critics Kerala holds
second place in having the largest collection of
archaeological mural sites.
Kerala's traditional style mural-art-form using
vegetable colours and natural pigments
depicts mythology and legends. Through the
relationship between main gestures of the
picture, they usually describe some theatrics
scenes

2. Name of the artist: Michelangelo
Name of the mural: Just back: all eyes to
heaven in the Sistine chapel.
Where it has been made: In the Sistine
Chapel ceiling.
NoN TradiTioNal mural
Graffiti is the name for images or lettering
scratched, scrawled, painted or marked in any
manner on property. Graffiti is any type of
public markings that may appear in the forms

3. of simple written words to elaborate wall
paintings.
Graffiti has existed since ancient times, with
examples dating back to Ancient Greece and
the Roman Empire.
In modern times, spray paint, normal paint and
markers have become the most commonly
used materials.
In most countries, defacing property with
graffiti without the property owner's consent is
considered vandalism, which is punishable by
law. Sometimes graffiti is employed to
communicate social and political messages. To
some, it is an art form worthy of display in
galleries and exhibitions; to others it is merely
vandalism. Graffiti has since evolved into a pop
culture existence often related to underground
hip hop music and b-boying creating a lifestyle
that remains hidden from the general public.

4. Name of the artist: Fernando Castro
Pacheco
Name of the mural: mural of Salvador
Alvarado
Where it has been made: Government
Palace, Merida, Mexico
• Ifyou compare these two images you
can easily see the dif ferent of a
traditional and a nontraditional mural
because in the first picture which is
the traditional mural got dif ferent
technique than the 2 mural. And the
colour they used is very dif ferent
and very mature than the the 2 nd
mural. The 2 nd mural which is the
nontraditional mural shows lots of
proper shapes on it but in the 1 st

5. mural it doesn’t show that. So I think
they are dif ferent to each other and
it ’s easy to find out the dif ferent
between traditional murals and non
traditional murals…