Cafe Bustelo < Back GAME FACE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry CPG markets Los Angeles, Boston, New York Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 1.91M+ BRIEF Café Bustelo launched its Game Face campaign to celebrate the passion, pride, and cultural traditions surrounding the world's biggest soccer tournament. The campaign commissioned artists from Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia to create original artwork inspired by their home countries, bringing authentic cultural perspectives to fans through both packaging and large-scale public art. Consumers could purchase limited-edition Café Bustelo cans representing each nation, with every can including a matching Game Face tattoo kit inspired by the artwork and designed to help fans show their support on match day. BUILD Overall Murals partnered with Café Bustelo to hand paint three large-scale murals in Boston , Los Angeles , Atlanta , and New York City —four major U.S. markets with deep soccer cultures and host regions for matches . Each mural featured original artwork by an artist native to the country it represented, ensuring that every design reflected an authentic cultural perspective. Argentine artist Josefina Schargorodsky of Buenos Aires created the Argentina artwork in Downtown, Altanta ; Mexican artist Raul Urias of Mexico City designed the Mexico mural in Silver Lake, Los Angeles ; and Brazilian artist Mel Cerri of São Paulo developed the Brazil mural in SoHo, New York City and Allston, Boston . Together, the murals transformed prominent walls into vibrant celebrations of culture, identity, and the shared passion that surrounds the world's biggest sporting event. The artwork extended beyond the walls through Café Bustelo's limited-edition packaging, where fans could discover matching Game Face tattoo kits inspired by the same designs and wear them while cheering on their teams. REVEAL Each mural translated national symbolism into a bold visual language rooted in the artist's own heritage. Argentina's design featured the Sol de Mayo, swallows, horses, mountain landscapes, and flowing waterways inspired by the country's natural and cultural landmarks. Mexico's artwork incorporated jaguar imagery, indigenous geometric patterns, floral motifs, and references to Quetzalcoatl, honoring the country's rich artistic and mythological traditions. Brazil's mural celebrated the nation's tropical identity through carnival-inspired forms, a jaguar, macaw, butterfly wings, and vibrant floral patterns drawn from Brazilian textile traditions. From the perspectives of artists who call these countries home, Café Bustelo created a series of authentic cultural portraits that connected local audiences to the tournament's global spirit. IMPACT Across Boston, Los Angeles, and New York City, the three murals generated more than 1,795,374 impressions during their installation period, creating widespread visibility in key host markets. By combining hand-painted artistry with limited-edition product packaging, Café Bustelo created a campaign that connected public art, cultural storytelling, and consumer participation. The murals amplified the work of artists from Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil, while the collectible Game Face tattoo kits brought those same designs directly into fans' hands. Together, these physical and experiential touch points transformed the campaign from a traditional advertising effort into a celebration of Latin culture, national pride, and the shared rituals that make the world's biggest sporting event so meaningful. Previous Next

Budweiser < Back AMERICA Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets San Francisco Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 151K+ Nothing says America like an ice cold beer. This summer, Budweiser's launch of the 2016 campaign America Is in Your Hands took this idea one step further, by replacing the name of the popular beer with the word America. In conjunction with the Summer 2016 Olympics and the heated preliminary election taking place, Ricardo Marques, a vice president from Budweiser named this the most American Summer ever. Brazilian artist Rafael Grampá and Budweiser teamed up to reinterpret American Patriotism, through a series of murals across the USA. Grampá, who is best known for his comic books, is also an in-demand illustrator for ad campaigns. Overall Murals was there to put the America dream into fruition. The focal point of the hand-painted mural is a metallic replica of the new iconic can atop a background watercolor wisps and clouds paired with Americana imagery. It stands surrounded by nationalistic symbols in red, white and blue; representing patriotism, freedom, power and hope. Previous Next

Starz < Back HIGHTOWN Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 975K+ For the past 25 years, the STARZ network has continued to deliver premium entertainment and some of the hottest, most binge-worthy, first-run original television series. The latest series, set to release on May 17th, is the American crime drama, Hightown. To promote Hightown, Overall Murals was put to the task of painting a larger-than-life mural that reflects the gruesome opioid epidemic in which the show is set. Towering above the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the 1,800 sq. ft. mural features bold imagery and suggests a dark and perilous story. The craftsmanship of the mural itself displays a mastery of photorealistic and color-blending painting techniques to make this work a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Previous Next

YouTube < Back COMEDY WEEK Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York Wall(s) 5 Walls impressions YouTube the world's largest video sharing platform and third most visited site, celebrated their 8th year anniversary with a weeklong festival called YouTube Comedy Week, featuring their first live and original content. Overall Murals assisted their campaign by creating five large murals to promote the star-studded event. The design was based on the concept of a graffitied brick wall. Four of the five walls featured faux brick, dirtied up to look more authentic and then modified with funny illustrations created by world-renowned street artists. This was a popular and interactive campaign, with curious passersby frequently stopping the painters to inquire about recognizable doodles. The painters were more than happy to direct them to the temporary YouTube Comedy Week website for even more information. Previous Next

Tools For Humanity < Back WORLD.ORG Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets San Francisco Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 1.5 M+ This prime wall for World.org made an unforgettable impression at the high-traffic intersection of Union Square and the Financial District in San Francisco , reaching 1.5 M+ monthly passersby, from suit-clad executives to creative professionals. World.org , a Tools for Humanity company, is pioneering the future of AI and human identity verification through innovative technology. For their first major outdoor campaign, they chose us to bring their vision to life in a way that embodies the intersection of cutting-edge technology and timeless craftsmanship. At first glance, the artwork appears digitally rendered: a halftone portrait in striking coral red against a soft blue field, crowned with the "World, USA" typography. But here's the twist that makes this campaign so powerful: there are no pixels involved. Our mission has always been to kill the pixel to bring human touch, craftsmanship, and analog beauty back into a screen-saturated world. This philosophy created the perfect synergy with World.org 's mission: while they're building the future of digital identity, we're proving that the most memorable impressions still come from human hands. What looks like a digital image was painted entirely by hand. No stencils. No shortcuts. Though we prepped backup stencils as a safety net, our crew chose the honorable way, recreating every single dot of the halftone pattern freehand. Over five days, the team arrived with brushes, custom-mixed paints, and sheer determination. Precision was everything. One misplaced dot could compromise the entire visual effect. The result is a masterclass in control and craftsmanship: a "pixelated" visual created without pixels. It's a beautiful contradiction that captures something profound: as World.org advances digital innovation, this mural reminds us that in a world dominated by screens, nothing grabs attention quite like the irreplaceable human touch. Previous Next

UNDO.ORG < Back THE LITTLE BIG LIES Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Non-Profit markets Los Angeles, San Francisco Wall(s) 5 Walls impressions 3.3M California Tobacco Control Program (CTCP) created a powerful campaign to expose the tobacco industry’s plastic pollutants' negative impact on our planet. The campaign specifically exposed cigarette filters, which are made from 15,000+ microplastic fibers that are non-biodegradable and contaminate our soil, food, and water. CTCP sought Overall Murals to hand paint 5 murals to drive awareness of UNDO.org 's The Little Big Lies campaign. To align with the campaign messaging Overall Murals delivered our first campaign using ECO-FRIENDLY PAINTS! After weeks of testing, we cracked the code and used eco-friendly, water-based, latex-free paint with zero VOC2 paint to create stunningly vibrant and high-impact murals. We painted 5 colorful, illustrative murals in high-traffic San Francisco and Los Angeles neighborhoods. The eye-catching murals cut through the clutter and generated over 2.3 million impressions with the mission to turn bystanders into advocates. Previous Next

Red Bull < Back MUSIC ACADEMY Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 399K+ Red Bull Music Academy (RBMA) is a five-week series of workshops and concerts, held in a different international city each year. Due to the overwhelming response to RBMA 2013, held in NYC, RBMA will be returning to NYC annually for a festival programmed to run the entire month of May. The NYC 2014 lineup included a special two-night tribute to William Onyeabor, the mysterious and reclusive Nigerian synth-funk pioneer. ATOMIC BOMB! The Music of William Onyeabor featured musical direction by Ahmed Gallab (Sinkane), and performances by David Byrne, Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Pat Mahoney (LCD Soundsystem), Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip), Luke Jenner (the Rapture), Devonté Hynes (Blood Orange), the Lijadu Sisters, and Joshua Redman.Philadelphia-based, Nigerian-American artist Odili Donald Odita created the artwork for this star-studded weekend event. His vibrant, colorful design was paired with RBMA's signature black-and-white text on one of the busiest intersections in Williamsburg, Brooklyn--just down the street from the world-famous Knitting Factory music venue. Previous Next

GoPuff < Back BE RIGHT THERE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets New York, Chicago Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 571K + GoPuff also allows brands to instantly add products to the platform so customers can order their favorite items within minutes. This increases the value of their inventory and provides small businesses with an opportunity to monetize their products. So, how does a great app like GoPuff get into the hands of young, urban professionals? Through a 2,772ft² wallscape located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. City dwellers can’t deny the convenience a delivery service can make in their lives. The average fast-paced hard-working individual may get home from a long day of work and find that a trip to the grocery store just doesn't fit into their busy schedule. That’s where GoPuff comes in. Gopuff is a delivery service app that provides daily necessities like food, home essentials, snack delivery, and alcohol without having to make a trip to the store. Their direct-to-consumer model allows the app to analyze and foresee customers’ ordering habits and detect shifting consumer preferences, patterns, and purchasing routines as the e-commerce industry evolves. This offers companies in-depth consumer insights on how their products are being used, what steps need to be taken to remain up-to-date in a competitive market, and how to retain brand loyalty. GoPuff also allows brands to instantly add products to the platform so customers can order their favorite items within minutes. This increases the value of their inventory and provides small businesses with an opportunity to monetize their products. So, how does a great app like GoPuff get into the hands of young, urban professionals? Through a 2,772ft² wallscape located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This giant mural was the perfect reminder for a daily passerby rushing to their workout class to order their Dove body wash and have it arrive by the time they return home for their post-workout shower - a prime example of the impact GoPuff will have on the local Williamsburg user who wants their groceries without sacrificing convenience. And we are pleased to be a part of communicating that service through hand paint. Previous Next

Corona < Back FAMILIAR '12 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Familiar comes in a generous 32 oz. bottle and is the perfect solution to a NYC summer day. We painted these large beers on two street level walls in Brooklyn for Familiar's summer campaign. One of the art pieces can be found in the heart of Williamsburg at North 7th and Bedford; while the most detailed mural is at the edge of Greenpoint, which meets Williamsburg. Due to the silkscreen look through half tone separated colors, the creative was a bit more complicated than usual. However, the hand cramps caused by brushing on the thousands of lines were worth it to give both the desired look and that hand painted touch. The following summer, we painted the beer's on some bigger surfaces but with the same, crazy intricate lines. Previous Next

Milagro Tequila < Back WELCOME TO A BRIGHTER SIDE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Alcohol markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions In Spanish, “Milagro” means miracle and for this leading tequila brand, we created a miracle effect, to emphasize the "brighter side", of tequila day or night. Overall Murals took the Tequila's memorable bottle design and added fluorescent neon shades to highlight the liquor brand's best assets. We applied Fluorescent blue paint to the bottle, yellow, blue, and pink neon to the border, and a bit of neon green paint to the limes to create a vibrant glow that grabbed the attention of pedestrians and brought tequila Tuesday to every day and night! Previous Next

Get to know the area SOHO SoHo, in New York City , is a vibrant neighborhood where history meets creativity. Known for its iconic cobblestone streets and stunning cast-iron facades, it combines old-world charm with modern energy . Once an artist haven, SoHo has transformed into a global hotspot for art lovers, fashion enthusiasts, and foodies. The streets feel like a gallery adorned with public art installations and pop-up events. Chic cafes and gourmet restaurants are plentiful, making it a hub for style and sophistication . Whether you’re shopping, dining, or exploring its creative treasures, SoHo embodies the timeless, trendsetting spirit of New York City. Audience Income level: Upper-middle class Occupation: Wealthy professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives Interests: Gallery hopping, shopping at designer boutiques, dining at trendy restaurants, attending exclusive events, and staying ahead of cultural and style trends Lifestyle: High-end living, creative exploration, and social buzz Education: College degrees and advanced professional qualifications. Population 18.9K+ Median Age 41 Individual Income $152K+ Residents 12.5K+ Population density High Population growth 0.12% Fun Fact SoHo has been home to many famous people, including Taylor Swift, Jake Gyllenhaal, Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Philip Glass, Robert De Niro, Sarah Jessica Parker. SoHo is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods for brands to have a presence in. Soho's iconic cast iron architecture, abundance of shopping, world-class restaurants, and the city's most expensive real estate attract affluent consumers ready to spend. Our variety of hand painted premium inventory offers something unique for brands to tell their story. Scott Burdick, VP of Sales M-58 + M-63 LAFAYETTE ST. & CANAL ST. A dynamic group of fashion-forward individuals who set trends and influence the pulse of urban fashion with their unique , curated looks. Why Advertise here Position your brand at the heart of culture and style with two prime wallscapes at Lafayette and Canal Streets in SoHo, a hub for fashion influencers and industry leaders. Your campaign will become part of a vibrant tapestry of creativity and luxury , impossible to overlook. Nearby, patrons enjoy crafted cocktails at local bars, dine on upscale farm-to-table dishes, and shop at local boutiques, making your advertisement a lasting impression where the fashion world meets, even after Fashion Week ends. M-64 CANAL ST. & BROADWAY This area draws night owls with its late-night hotspots , stylish lounges, and vibrant energy, offering endless options for those who thrive after dark . Why Advertise here Advertising on Canal Street and Broadway offers exceptional exposure at one of NYC’s busiest intersections . Located between downtown’s edgy charm and SoHo’s sophistication, this wall overlooks SoHo, Chinatown, and Tribeca , capturing a diverse audience of locals, tourists, and professionals. Its cultural and commercial blend makes it ideal for high-impact advertising. M-68 W. BROADWAY b/w HOUSTON & PRINCE ST. Individuals who shape and influence trends by curating art, fashion, and experiences that reflect the latest creative expression and style. Why Advertise here Our West Broadway wallscape is in one of New York's most iconic neighborhoods . The area features luxury shops and top restaurants, attracting a stylish crowd of influencers and celebrities. This vibrant stretch between Houston and Prince connects your brand to a dynamic group of individuals at the center of style, fashion, and culture, making it an ideal location for maximum awareness and impact . M-69 LAFAYETTE ST. & SPRING ST. A refined and culturally engaged group that influences cultural shifts and values uniqueness , innovation, and high-quality artistic expression. Why Advertise here Located at the intersection of Lafayette St. and Spring St. , this vibrant mural connects the trendy neighborhoods of Nolita and Soho , known for their shopping, dining, and cultural scenes. The area attracts a diverse crowd of pedestrians, cyclists, and visitors drawn to high-end shops, popular eateries, and cultural spots. With easy subway access and Citibike stations nearby, advertising here places your brand in the heart of Manhattan’s most energetic areas, reaching trendsetters who appreciate style and innovation. M-74 GRAND ST. & THOMPSON ST. Navigating the city streets to uncover hidden gems and vibrant cultural niches in this ever-evolving artistic hub . Why Advertise here Advertising on Grand Street and Thompson Street presents a prime opportunity to reach one of Manhattan's most vibrant areas , blending SoHo and Tribeca. This hub is surrounded by high-end shopping , trendy boutiques, and artisanal cafes, ideal for fashion, art, and food lovers. Make your advertisement in a dynamic neighborhood offering diverse experiences and an excellent venue for brand exposure . Get to know the area Meatpacking District The streets feel like a gallery adorned with public art installations and pop-up events. Chic cafes and gourmet restaurants are plentiful, making it a hub for style and sophistication . Whether you’re shopping, dining, or exploring its creative treasures, SoHo embodies the timeless, trendsetting spirit of New York City. Anchored by landmarks like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the High Line —a unique elevated park with breathtaking city views—the district offers a perfect blend of culture, style, and urban charm. It's a vibrant destination for locals and tourists alike, embodying NYC's spirit of reinvention. Audience Income level: Upper-middle class Occupation: Finance and Banking, Technology, Legal, Healthcare, Real estate brokers and developers, creative directors, producers, Management consultants, Executive Roles Interests: Young, affluent professionals with a strong interest in fashion, dining, art, and nightlife Lifestyle: Tourists, fashion lovers, and people looking to have a night out, high-end shopping, dining, and nightlife. Education: Bachelor's Degree and advanced professional qualifications. Population 34.2K+ Median Age 37 Individual Income $154.9K+ Residents 78 Population density High Population growth -9% Fun Fact The neighborhood was a major destination for produce, poultry, fish, and meat in the 1880s. The Gansevoort Market, an open-air space for buying and selling produce, opened in 1879. You're reaching a sophisticated, high-spending audience, locals and tourists alike, who walk these streets daily. This isn’t just an ad—it’s a statement piece in one of the most iconic neighborhoods in New York City. Mike Christensen, Director, East Coast Sales M-62 GREENWHICH ST. & GANSEVOORT ST. A premier shopping destination where luxury brands, cutting-edge fashion, and stylish boutiques converge in a historic yet modern setting. Why Advertise here Positioning your advertisement at the intersection of Greenwich St. & Gansevoort St. offers unparalleled visibility in the heart of the Meatpacking District, a cultural and commercial hub . This prime location attracts a dynamic mix of affluent locals, fashion enthusiasts, tourists, and industry trendsetters drawn to the area’s luxury retail stores, world-class dining, and art galleries. The vibrant foot traffic and steady flow of visitors ensure your brand reaches a diverse , highly engaged audience in one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods .

Universal Studios < Back DIA DE LOS MUERTOS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 157K Universal Studios, renowned for its Hollywood legacy, embarked on a Dia de los Muertos marketing initiative featuring two iconic Universal Monsters: Frankenstein and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. These creatures were hand painted by Overall Murals in prominent Los Angeles neighborhoods and designed by artists Farid Rueda and Senkoe . Seeking to harness the cultural significance of Dia de los Muertos while showcasing the iconic Universal Monsters, Universal aimed to connect with diverse audiences through stunning murals that depicted each Universal Creature with distinct artistic flair. Senkoe infused Frankenstein with vivid colors inspired by the Dia de los Muertos celebration, drawing from their Mexican heritage. This interpretation added cultural depth to the classic monster and was hand painted in Hollywood , Los Angeles . Farid Rueda incorporated geometric elements inspired by ancient Aztec and Mayan gods into the Creature from the Black Lagoon design, enhancing the Creature's scales and gills with a unique visual narrative. It was hand painted in Venice Beach , Los Angeles . Universal Studios' collaboration with Overall Murals and the artists Farid Rueda and Senkoe exemplified the fusion of cultural celebration, iconic film heritage, and artistic expression. The initiative successfully engaged over 157K passersby, bridging cultural elements with Universal's classic monsters and showcasing murals as a compelling medium for brand storytelling. This campaign not only celebrated Dia de los Muertos but also highlighted the enduring appeal of Universal Studios' iconic characters in a culturally meaningful way. Previous Next