"mural artist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who paints murals as a profession. For example, "The museum hired a renowned mural artist to paint a fresco in the main gallery."
KATONAH -- Talk by Michael O'Rourke, mural artist.
Ms. Listenik, a mural artist, put up posters offering a reward.
Chihiro, a mural artist, loses her mother and finds consolation staring out the window of her Tokyo apartment.
Yoshimoto's ruminative novel explores the beguiling relationship between Chihiro, a mural artist in Tokyo who has recently lost her mother, and Nakajima, a withdrawn neighbor pained by memories of his mysterious past.
The mural artist must conceive pictorially a social, religious, or patriotic theme on the appropriate scale in reference both to the structural exigencies of the wall and to the idea expressed.
Rather than adopting the perspective of a newcomer, though, he gives us Black, a mural artist raised in California, the son of a Nigerian father and a Salvadoran mother.
Binnington had produced vivid and striking work under London's Westway flyover, inspired by the Mexican mural artists David Siqueiros and Diego Rivera.
Meet Kop-art, a multi-talented female trio who did time as mural artists and jeans designers in New York before setting up shop in Cukurcuma two years ago.
My brother-in-law, Philip Hartigan, who has died of a heart attack aged 67, was one of the pioneer street mural artists working in London from the swinging 60s through to the 1980s.
Now finished, "Yesterday I was___, Today I am___, Tomorrow I will be___," as the mural is called, is the work of a team of young mural artists with Groundswell, an organization that pairs the making of public art with underserved New York City neighborhoods.
His evocative work created a visually stunning representation of the country, and his influence extended to filmmakers in both Mexico and America, as well as Mexico's celebrated mural artists.
