Fjällräven < Back NATURE IS WAITING Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets Seattle Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 860K+ Originating in the small Swedish town of Örnsköldsvik, the brand is dedicated to quality, sustainability, and being in synchronicity with nature. Fjällräven called on OM to paint two back-to-back murals on our Seattle wall near Pike Place Market, conveniently steps away from their recently opened store. Seattle is known as a city for outdoor lovers and sets the perfect backdrop for the murals. First up, we painted Washington's Mt. Rainier with their signature red artic fox, which translated into Swedish is actually fjällräv. Like imagery from a dream the HOH Rainforest set the backdrop of the second ad, with creamy blues and whites of winter. Both ads are enough to get anyone inspired to start exploring the outdoors. Previous Next

DeerDana < Back PRESSED JUICERY Overview Service Commercial Signage industry CPG markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A Pressed Juicery has been bringing fresh, delicious and affordable juice to the public since its inception in 2010. Since then, the company has expanded from a small store-front location in Brentwood, CA, to gradually opening a few more stores, a juice-truck and progressing across the country. With multiple locations in New York City , spring 2017 was the perfect time to branch out into the ever-health-conscious Williamsburg, Brooklyn . Popular Brooklyn based artist, DeerDana designed this simple and quirky black and white mural placed off the Bedford Avenue subway stop in the heart of Williamsburg’s most well known street. Dana Veraldi and her business partner Kevin Tekinel are the creative minds behind DeerDana. The brand gained popularity for their stylized portraits of contemporary icons back in 2008. This overwhelmingly busy intersection and subway station caused a series of challenges for the OM crew as they attempted to paint the wall without disturbing rushed commuters. The artists worked odd hours of the night from midnight til sunrise in order to avoid the daily rush. Previous Next

New Museum < Back CARSTEN HOLLER Overview Service Public Art industry Art & Culture markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A German artist and former scientist, Carsten Höller, is currently the talk of New York City 's art scene. His exhibit, which opened October 25th, has transformed his contemporary art in the Bowery into an interactive playground. Made up of various sculptures and installations the show includes an internationally famed corkscrew slide (this particular one is 102 feet long). Overall Murals played a part in this artistic amusement park by turning the museum's large lobby wall into one of Höller's optical illusions. It is an intersecting pattern which is meant to create a destabilizing effect, a sensation that distorts spatial perceptions. Not only was it a dizzying experience, but the stripes, otherwise known as Zöllner Stripes, had a need to be as technically precise as possible and completed in under a handful of days. Previous Next

West Loop Get to know the area The West Loop wears its industrial past like a badge of honor. Back in the 19th and early 20th centuries, it was Chicago’s go-to spot for manufacturing and food distribution. The Fulton Market district was the beating heart of the city’s meat and produce scene, packed with factories and buzzing wholesale markets. As the old industries faded, the vibe shifted. Empty warehouses got a second life as studios, kitchens, and startups. These days, the West Loop is a lively neighborhood where old buildings mix with modern design. Former meatpacking facilities are now popular restaurants , and new lofts have revitalized the area. Population 22.7K+ Household income $133K+ $ Median age 32 Personas Income Level Middle to upper-middle class Occupation Finance, Health Care, and Education Sectors Interests Dining and culinary exploration, arts and culture, wellness and fitness Lifestyle Young professionals with disposable income who embrace a vibrant urban lifestyle centered around trendy restaurants, stylish bars, and converted industrial lofts Education Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree Top Destinations Restaurant Row Endless array of award-winning restaraunts, cool bars, hidden speakeasies, and more! Randolph Street Market A year-round market for vintage and antique finds. Greektown A bustling enclave with traditional restaurants, bakeries and delis. Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Studios operated in the West Loop for over 25 years, helping spark the neighborhood's transformation when she converted a former cold storage warehouse into a media hub in 1988. FUN fact West Loop is the perfect neighborhood to showcase our clients brand. Its bustling streets are filled with locals, tourists, and trendsetters, giving wallscapes maximum visibility and impact in one of Chicago’s most vibrant areas." Scott Burdick, SVP, Head Of Sales Our WallscapeS Scroll through our premium wallscapes handpicked by our coveted Real Estate team, which seeks the best walls for the best return on your hand painted campaign. S. Halsted St. & W. Jackson Blvd. C-05 This head-turning street-level wall pops in Chicago's coolest neighborhood hotspot . West Loop draws the city's trendsetters with Instagram-worthy restaurants , shops, and art spaces, all within reach of Google's massive office . Just steps away, Greektown dishes up genuine Mediterranean vibes with family-run restaurants and bakeries. This sweet spot blends hip modern energy with rich culture, getting your message in front of young professionals with money to spend in this buzzing area. Weekly impressions 79.6K+ Dimensions 340 Sq Ft Facing South Why Advertise here? This primo corner spot puts your brand right where tech brains and city adventurers cross paths. It's a round-the-clock hotspot, think Google folks on coffee runs, designers dashing between studios, and weekend crowds lining up for Restaurant Row’s hottest tables. With 41,644 people per square mile and easy access to major transit, you're reaching both the weekday hustle and the weekend crowd chasing that authentic Chicago vibe. Plus, traffic has jumped 215% since 2019 . Talk about prime-time visibility in a neighborhood that’s only going up. Get wall alerts straight to your inbox Join our email list and get access to new wall alerts and more! Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

Rockstar Games < Back GRAND THEFT AUTO V Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Gaming markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Grand Theft Auto by Rockstar Games, one of the world's biggest and most popular games, is back. Larger and more tricked out than ever, and with a global campaign blanketing every metropolitan pocket on earth, we painted several pieces to announce to New York City its September 17th arrival. Overall Murals first painted an unveiling of the game's cover art, a month leading up to its release. The wallscape this artwork appeared on is in the heart of the Lower East Side's busiest commercial intersections, within a zone where popular drinking and dining destinations such as I'noteca, Spitzer's, Juice Press, The Hotel on Rivington, Verlaine, and Fat Baby sit. What makes Part V especially exciting is that, unlike its predecessors, gamers can choose to play with one of three characters - Michael, Trevor, and Franklin. The box art mural later transitioned into Michael counting his stack of bills and looming over the Lower East Side. The next incarnation became all three of the main characters posing rather menacingly with their AK-47s. This large streetscape for Grand Theft Auto V was painted in the middle of NYC's Downtown border of SoHo and NoHo. GTA is known to create beautiful artwork for its advertising campaigns and within the game itself. Like the other paintings we executed, this particular art was loaded with hundreds of colors. It was not only fun but a challenge to mix the colors and paint. Trevor, the focal point of this creative, is one of the game's most popular and craziest characters. To match Trevor's sinister grin is a tattoo around his neck that reads "CUT HERE". Dozens of gawking tourists, excited GTA fans, and locals who shop, eat and drink in the area or take the subway right next to the wall stopped to watch the making of the mural unfold. Countless photographs were taken, including instagram pics of the process and final art piece were posted. Real life Trevor lurks around our muralists in the video below. Previous Next

27 ON 27TH < Back LUXURY RENTALS Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Real Estate markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Overlooking the Queensboro Bridge and with a gorgeous view of the Manhattan skyline stands a fairly new high-rise building in Long Island City, Queens. In partnership with Concord Painting, a long-established painting company, and our colleague, we executed this sign for the rental building, 27 on 27th . After considering a vinyl sign, the owners decided that the size would be too large and the liability too great. Unlike a vinyl or mesh billboard, a painted sign of this size, 150′ feet tall by 40′ feet wide, could never fall or rip. It also wouldn’t require drilling any holes into the structure. In bold lettering that stands out, the mural took approximately 5 days to paint with the final day in freezing temperatures. The mural can be seen from a distance from the LIE and BQE freeways as well as the LIRR and MTA trains. Previous Next

Equity Outdoor < Back BETHESDA DISHONORED Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Gaming markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Overall Murals was hired by Equity Outdoor to hand paint these two walls on a corner building in one of the busiest parts of Chinatown/Littly Italy off of Canal Street. The mural was forBethesda video games' release of Dishonored coming out in October 2012. The completion of these surreal scenes coincided with the beginning of the historic and jam packed San Gennaro Feast, taking place below them on Mulberry St. Daily, throughout the hand painting process, locals and tourists alike marveled at the paintings' quick progression and gave us constant kudos on the final pieces. The artwork, saturated with loads of detail, was completed in only a handful of days with two rigs and four sign painters. Previous Next

Sotheby’s Realty < Back UNIQUE HOMES, UNIQUELY FOR YOU Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Real Estate markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 723K+ Passing by our hand painted murals for Sotheby’s International Realty is like catching a glimpse of a dream lifestyle brought to life. Set in the heart of Beverly Grove and along the iconic Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, Los Angeles , these murals capture the elegance and exclusivity that define Sotheby’s ethos: “1 of 1: Unique Homes, Uniquely For You.” More than just art, they’re seamlessly woven into the fabric of these vibrant neighborhoods, offering an inspiring vision of luxury living. These murals bring Sotheby’s vision to life with scenes of oceanfront escapes, cozy interiors, and perfect patios. The murals in bustling, high-traffic neighborhoods invite viewers to pause and envision their dream homes. Beverly Grove’s vibrant shopping district attracts diverse crowds, while Abbot Kinney’ s artistic hub complements the mural’s craftsmanship, engaging over 723K passersby, both locals and visitors. Hand painted murals offer unique advantages for realty companies. Unlike traditional ads, they integrate into the urban fabric, creating a sense of belonging and authenticity. The bespoke artistry of these murals mirrors Sotheby’s dedication to offering one-of-a-kind properties. Situated in aspirational settings, they seamlessly connect with potential clients. More than just advertisements, these murals embody the community’s character while inviting viewers to dream of their next chapter. Whether strolling through the trendy boutiques of Abbot Kinney or enjoying Beverly Grove’s energy, these murals inspire a lifestyle—and perhaps the first step toward a dream home. Previous Next

FANTA < Back WHAT THE FANTA Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry CPG markets Los Angeles, New York Wall(s) 6 Walls impressions 3.8M+ Just when you thought Overall Murals couldn’t have more “glowing on,” we’ve put up six high-impact, glow-in-the-dark, eye-level hand painted walls for a Coca-Cola brand Fanta in Brooklyn ( Bushwick ) and ( Williamsburg ) and LA ( DTLA ) , Hollywood , Venice , and Melrose ) garnering a total of 3.8 million impressions. This is the first CPG brand to utilize glow-in-the-dark hand painted murals, and what better timing than around Halloween? OM took the hand painted helm for what Fanta describes as “a trick and treat”. The soft drink, a “hauntingly delicious mystery flavor,” will turn your tongue temporarily black. These alluring and innovative murals feature both white translucent paint and a custom mixed lime-green fluorescent paint all over its graphic illustration of bats and spooky trees. Both types of paints absorb UV light from the sun during the day and are further boosted to shine by the blacklights positioned above every wall. Just in time for Mischief Night, they glow-in-the-dark from dusk till dawn. On each mural, a QR code was hand painted with translucent paint, which boosts the white paint beneath it, and so that when anyone passes the mural, day or night, they can scan the mural and be directed to an interactive website to guess what flavor the new Fanta is. OM has a successful history of incorporating fluorescent and translucent paint for its premium wallscapes, and we are proud to add Fanta to our esteemed list. This is just one of the innovative projects we’ve done for Fanta this year, the other being a colorful mural in the Little Five Points neighborhood of Atlanta, which included a Fanta Orange scent dispenser . We loved working on these murals. The minute the paint hit the wall, the color blinded us, letting us know that we were on the right track. The murals show all kinds of classic Halloween iconography, from spider webs to haunted houses, but also a deathly hand reaching from the ground for…what else? A black bottle of Fanta, which we boosted with translucent paint. Like the best horror movies, you can’t look away: view them if you dare, but no screaming. And please don’t lick these high-impact street-level walls; only the soda turns your tongue black, while our flourescent paints, with its gory green glow, might not do the trick. It’s a visual treat only. Happy Halloween from OM and Fanta! Previous Next

2K Games < Back NBA ALL-STAR Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Gaming markets San Francisco Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 870K+ As the NBA All-Star Game approaches in San Francisco on Sunday, February 16, our team is excited to unveil a mural, designed by Mink Couteaux , a talented illustrator from the Netherlands. Mink’s creative journey began in his father’s studio, where his early years were filled with paint before he honed his artistic skills by sketching NBA players and team logos from his collection of trading cards. His vibrant, energetic design now comes to life on one of our SoMa, SF walls, capturing one of the most iconic moments in All-Star history. The colorful abstract mural celebrates the unforgettable dunk contest from the 2000 NBA All-Star Game , held in San Francisco—an event that left basketball fans in awe, particularly Vince Carter's legendary dunk performance. Carter's incredible dunks that night have become the stuff of legend, and the NBA mural brings that moment to life in a fun and colorful way. The design highlights Carter soaring through the air, defying gravity, with a stunning display of movement and energy. But it doesn’t stop there. In the background, the reaction of basketball giant Shaquille O'Neal, who couldn’t contain his amazement at Carter’s display of athleticism is captured in the mural. This mural comes at a perfect time, strategically placed on one of San Francisco's busiest streets. With over 870K+ people passing by the mural leading up to the All-Star Game, it's set to generate excitement and anticipation for the big day. It’s the NBA’s way of paying tribute to a historic moment in NBA history while also amplifying the buzz for the 2025 All-Star festivities. The mural is a vibrant reminder of the power of the human spirit in sports and culture, with bold visual language that captures the energy of this unforgettable dunk contest. We’re proud to be part of the excitement surrounding the NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco, and we can’t wait for fans to experience the mural in person. Let’s get ready for another All-Star moment—this time, on the streets of San Francisco. Previous Next

NY Lottery < Back TRIPLE RED 777 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Overall Creative industry Gambling markets New York Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 1.7M+ NY Lottery wanted to build excitement around their latest Scratch-off game, Triple Red 777 with a mural that captured the moment of anticipation right before someone plays the game and the winning sensation that could follow. OM Art Studio worked alongside NYC based artist, Nick Anglin to design the murals using his signature electric, pop style to translate the Spark a Win messaging to encourage New Yorkers, ages 18 and up to purchase the scratch-off ticket. The mural reflected the hot winnings with the slogan, Spark a Win, with people overtly dancing around the winning triples 7's in a firey background to translate the spark that comes with the possibility of red-hot wins. The murals were hand painted in Red Hook and SoHo, New York, bringing the heat to 1,616,192 passersby who witnessed the mural painting process and the final product displayed in all its hand painted glory. 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