The Color Wizard

Photos from my latest mural up in Lewiston, Maine. This chrome frog was a lot of fun to create and I received an array of wonderful comments and feedback while I was there painting it. I’m looking forward to getting back up there to create something new soon! Thanks for looking

https://voyagela.com/interview/hidden-gems-meet-jared-goulette-of-the-color-wizard

Hidden Gems: Meet Jared Goulette of The Color Wizard Today we'd like to introduce you to Jared Goulette. Hi Jared, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?I was born and raised in the Green Mountains of Williston, Vermont.

I just finished this custom graffiti piece featuring the Pink Panther and 50 Swarovski crystals for my good friend Carey to hang in his new tattoo shop located in the heart of Portland, Maine. If you are looking to get a quality tattoo I would highly recommend you check out and this shop; it is clean, professional and full of talented artists! If you are interested in a custom painted canvas like this one shoot me a DM or email. Thanks for looking!

Nembrotha kubaryana, also known as the variable neon slug or the dusky nembrotha, is a species of colorful sea slug, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Polyceridea. They are found in the tropical warm waters of Western Indo-pacific ocean environments. This animal can reach lengths of more than 120mm (5+ inches) and feed on ascidians or sea squirts. They use the toxins in their prey to defend themselves against other predators and store these toxins in their tissues, releasing them in a slimy defensive mucus when alarmed. Research indicates that it is possible for these creatures to self-fertilize their own eggs which hatch into larvae and then become plankton before growing to adulthood.
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Still shots from my newest mural. Painted using KOBRA spray paints.
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I am excited to officially announce the 2nd annual ✨Maine Mural Festival✨ is happening this year! Below is all the information, we hope to see you there!!
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Where: The walls along the bike path and the side wall of 91 Cove Street, just off Cove Street in the East Bayside in the one and only, PORTLAND, MAINE.
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When: Friday, August 14th through Sunday, August 16th, 2026.
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What: More than 30 local and regional artists, painting murals on over 20,000 square feet of walls with a huge array of characters, graffiti pieces, portraits, creatures and MORE! This year’s artwork will have a cohesive “JUNGLE THEME” across all 5 of the walls included in this year’s festival.
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This event is FREE to the public! There will be music playing throughout each day and artists collaborating on large-scale murals from morning until night.
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SPONSORS: I am thrilled to have KOBRA partially sponsoring the spray paint again this year. I am also very pleased to share that Sunbelt Rentals has graciously donated a lift for this year’s festival which is going to allow for even more incredible art on the walls from top to bottom! *SPONSORS ARE NEEDED! If you would like to become a sponsor of this event please reach out to me directly via email; [email protected]
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Chrome frog #2! More droplets, more details and more experience painting a chrome effect. Thanks for looking. Send me a DM or email to get your own custom mural project started!

✨1st MURAL of 2026 - CHROME FROG✨ Took advantage of the warm weather in the city and painted this along the bike path in Portland, Maine. The out-of-focus background elements as well as textures like the chrome effect are painting techniques I really enjoying exploring and look forward to pushing a lot further this year. Thanks for looking!
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Shoutout/thank you to everyone that stopped to watch or compliment the artwork, I really appreciate it!
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✨Gingerbread House✨ This mural was so much fun to create! I received a ton of compliments while working on it (thank you!) and hope everyone enjoys the artwork all season. *I plan to paint the roof in the spring as well.
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This mural is located in the heart of the city in Lincoln Park on Congress Street in Portland, Maine. A wooden structure is built over the water fountain every year to protect it from the elements through the winter and this was the year it got upgrades! I am very grateful to the Portland Parks & REC for this opportunity and all their support over the years. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
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I painted this piece recently, just for fun!
Created using as always. Thanks for looking.