Thanks To Ganjar Pranowo, Mural Services Are Flooded With Orders And Even Claim To Be Overwhelmed

Mural (Central Java Provincial Government)

JAKARTA - Murals are not just painting on walls, walls, or permanent large surfaces. Masbrand Art proves that murals can be promising jobs.

Yes, the mural community based on Jalan Urip Sumoharjo, Pelutan, Pemalang was flooded with orders. They can order from cafes, offices, to homes.

Rudy Hartono, the initiator of Masbran Art, said that his community consists of five mural artists. Usually they hold mural events by looking for sponsors. Finally, in 2015, Masbrand Art opened a mural service.

"The mural art masbrand was founded in 2015. It started with community friends who made something of art that was on the streets, but with the program using a proposal, the concept was formal like that," said Rudy, quoted from the official website of the Central Java Provincial Government, Saturday July 16th.

Until one day, Rudy, who has become an Instagram follower of the Governor of Central Java, Ganjar Pranowo, saw that there was a Ganjar program.

"This is for mural services. As long as I participate in the Ganjar program, the number of jobs is increasing. Per month it can be up to five (orders) more, and we are overwhelmed, "he continued.

The requests came from various regions in Central Java, such as Tegal, Pekalongan, Purwokerto, Semarang, and Pemalang itself. Starting from cafes, offices, to private homes.

“Usually in cafes, then in the office, at school sometimes also in houses such as living rooms, residential houses, private houses. The concept is a picture according to the request from the customer, or if the customer is confused about the concept, I can immediately give an idea, "he explained.

Regarding the price, Rudy usually fixes it per square meter. In addition, it depends on the concept of the image and the level of complexity.

"Yes, it is per square meter and also what kind of complexity," he explained.

For him, Ganjar is very helpful for SMEs, especially his mural services.

"Yes, for Ganjar it will continue, and hopefully it will continue to grow," he said.