Monday, July 11, 2011

6th Street Bridge Mural Panels 2011





These panels are on the new bridge across the KK River to celebrate the reclaiming of the river.

Easter Seals Mural

This design is a montage where I used drawings by Easter Seal participants/Volunteers painting truly a collaborative piece!

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Day & Night Goodwill Mural Racine




Thursday, September 24, 2009

Interactive Sensory Mural Goodwill Racine





Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Four Seasons Riverside Park




Mural Panels at the Urban Ecology Center of Milwaukee showing the variety of plants and animals in Riverside Park during the 4 seasons. Copyright 2004 by K Dyble Thompson

Contact K Dyble Thompson: kdyblethompson@gmail.com

Thursday, August 17, 2006

NICU Children's Hospital Milwaukee





Monday, April 24, 2006

Last week in the Swiss Family Robinson Bedroom


A year old Rhodesian Ridgeback reminded me how much I enjoy the mural you painted in my bedroom—I was dog-sitting her for a friend and she had to sleep up in the room. She began by watching the real animals through the window that evening and in the early morning, then when she noticed the north wall, her ears perked up and she started barking at the birds, owl, raccoon, squirrels or the snake--I’ll never know. She was totally confused, came to the wall to sniff them out and…got more confused. Then she’d walk around to look out the windows, then around to the mural, cock her head and sniff. I’m sure she was relieved when her owner returned and she get back to her regular bedroom.


Your painting is beautiful, accurate and powerful on that north wall, and I go to sleep and wake up under the magic of it all. As you know, I’ve re-done every room in my home over the years, some more than once. However, the idea to paint that indigenous tree and our animals has created an awe that will stay in the house forever (I hope). It is not wallpaper or new paint, it is alive and growing.



Already it has become lore in our family and sacred to me. My older daughter is always finding an excuse to sleep in my house when I will be gone and you know where she sets up camp. Her 4 year old son plays there and makes up all kinds of fantasy games with the permanent animals. He brings his two younger cousins up and they’ll play there for hours. I’ve noticed lately too that Austin makes camp there too when I am gone. I am thinking about selling sleeping nights under the magic tree…like they do at the Whitehouse.


So my dear Kitty, thanks again for the work you have graced upon me. I knew immediately when you started with your thorough and patient style that my house would be changed forever. I just didn’t know how much


With most appreciation,



Lee Frederick

Thursday, March 02, 2006

kdt murals

Tree Top Mural, Milwaukee WI, 2005 copyright kdyblehompson



Tree Top Mural, Milwaukee WI, 2005 copyright kdyblehompson


411 East Wisconsin Center - Lobby Mural



"The many faces of an office building
Artist Kitty Dyble Thompson paints a mural in the lobby of the 411 Building, 411 E.Wisconsin Ave. The mural, which reflects the diversity of the people in the building, is being created to draw attention to the building's new Heinemann's Too restaurant..." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , July 12, 1997

411 East Wisconsin Center - Lobby Mural, copyright kdyblethompson 1997

Contact: kdyblethompson@gmail.com