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Murals intended for children are more often large scale paintings of fantasy worlds. They can replicate characters from a child's favorite book or animated character, placed in a scene that is specific to that child's room. The murals can cover an entire wall, a portion, as a border along the wall where it meets the ceiling, around a window or peeking out from behind a door as a surprise. Many times a ceiling of clouds can create a dreamy effect for the child's room. It is common to paint the furniture as well. Most often, the child's mural will not be precisely realistic, but come from the artist's imagination.

Jungle Playtime by Leah Pruitt	Matthew's Pond by Leah Pruitt	Kayden's Pond Mural by Ginger Staake	Teddy Bear Tea Party by Suzanne Hester
Batman by Suzanne Hester	Horse Meets Bunny Mural by Carolee Merrill	Peter Rabbit Mural by Carolee Merrill	African Plains by Jane Payer Armstrong
Encino: Children's Mural with Big Ben and Red Bus by Gabriele Utz	Los Angeles Mural: Shamu the Orca Whale by Gabriele Utz	Los Angeles: Kids Mural - more of the Shamu Mural by Gabriele Utz	Los Angeles: Nautical Whale Mural by Gabriele Utz
West Hills - African Mural in a nursery by Gabriele Utz