For the past 25 years, Natalie Rahberg has collaborated with both commercial and residential patrons to create distinctive works of art, transform spaces, and enhance customer engagement through creative expression.

In this symphony of magical humans, Natalie was blessed with the gift of artistry. While her peers in college focused on a single canvas, she was challenged to bring three at a time, laying the foundation for her eventual exploration of murals. To date, many of the pieces Natalie has created for her personal collection have been donated to auctions for organizations such as CASA. Rahberg delights in the diverse nature of commissioned work, and when not working for others, she immerses herself in the pure joy of abstraction and texture. Her creative process often involves simultaneously engaging in detailed, realistic studies while experimenting with the dynamic interplay of textures on flat surfaces. For Natalie, the act of creating art is a profoundly spiritual experience, one that has allowed her to engage deeply with others. Capturing the nuances of the human experience remains essential to her practice—it serves as a reminder that we are all in this together.

Natalie’s artistic journey began at the age of four, when she first started honing her craft in a friendly competition with her sister for their mother’s attention. By the time she was in junior high, she had completed her first commissioned piece and knew that she had found her true calling. A proud member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Natalie earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Texas at Austin, specializing in the human form. She further expanded her artistic horizons with studies in both art and architecture during her time in Italy. While travel and cultural exploration were central to her early years, Natalie now enjoys spending more time in Texas with the three men who hold her heart. She is married to a Nigerian immigrant, whose perspective has profoundly reshaped her understanding of life. On sunny days, her chickens are the first to see her latest creations. Natalie’s work is displayed in a range of locations, from Mexico City and Brooklyn, NY to her hometown of McKinney, Texas.

Natalie would be delighted to collaborate with anyone you might recommend to her.

Rahberg has had the privilege of working with the following commercial patrons over the last 25 years.

Bacardi USA , Blue Bonnet Learning Center, Brookwood Family Practice, CASA of Collin County, Centennial Elementary, Copart, Cornerstone School of Allen, Daffron Elementary, Dickies Clothing, 8 Ball Billards & Bar, Elements of Design, Fogo de Chao in Brooklyn, NY, and New York, NY, Gamer’s Realm, Gehan Homes, Hard Rock 101, Huffman Elementary, Grapevine Dental, Harrison Group, Herradura Tequila, Luxury Design, Messiah Lutheran Church, Metro Academy of Math & Science, North Richland Hills Pediatric Dentistry, Our Redeemer in Irving, TX, Pediatric People, Pegasus Logistics, Taverna Rosa, The Colony, III Forks in Addison, TX, ictorious Life Church, Wild Flowers On Sunday in Sherman, TX, Woody Creek BBQ in Fort Worth, TX, and White Rock School North, and Wood and Water Retreats in MN