CTCP < Back NICOTINE = BRAIN POISON Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Non-Profit markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 1.47M+ California Tobacco Control Program continues its efforts to resist big tobacco and bring much-needed awareness to the harmful effects of tobacco products with strong visuals and bold statements. As Los Angeles continues to re-open, the CTCP hand paints will serve as another line of defense to make tobacco products less acceptable, less accessible, and less available. For the second consecutive year, CTCP teamed up with OM to paint an informative statement that Tobacco Products = Brain Poison, on the iconic Venice Beach Boardwalk and in Hollywood above the Walk of Fame. As the world eagerly emerges from the COVID-19 lockdown, this messaging will reach the masses and push the needle for those ready to ditch their harmful habit. Previous Next

Jules Julien < Back ARTISTS WORK Overview Service Public Art industry Art & Culture markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A As the mural began to take shape, curious onlookers speculated about its purpose and meaning. Once completed, the artwork sparked philosophical discussions about its possible interpretations. Artists Work strives to bring contemporary art to public spaces, particularly for those who may not have access to galleries or traditional art platforms. Nestled in the East Village on E. 3rd Street between 2nd Ave. and Bowery, the nearly monochromatic piece stands out with its striking contrast of black hues, bringing a sense of tranquility to the diverse block. Like many East Village streets, the area is home to families, working professionals, tourists from the nearby Bowery Hotel, and trendy streetwear boutiques and restaurants. However, a shelter and life rehabilitation facility also sits at the heart of the block. Both longtime residents and visitors commented on the mural’s ability to revitalize what was once an unremarkable wall. Yet the most rewarding feedback came from the residents of the center. One man, who was rebuilding his life and preparing to move into his own home, shared that he had once been an artist. Inspired by the mural, he felt encouraged to pick up drawing again. Previous Next

Monkey 47 < Back GIN Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets San Francisco Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 150K+ Forty-seven botanicals infused and 47 percent ABV are where the number 47 in Monkey 47 Gin comes from. Premium quality and distilled to perfection for 3 months in earthware, this gin is a product originating in the Black Forest mountain range of Germany. Coming from an area, with a perfect natural habit for the organic ingredients, the spring water of the Black Forest and home to some of the best distillers in the world, this dry gin emerged.This beautiful mural bathed in green botanicals with the sophisticated monkeys painted in colorful and highly detailed fashion, eloquently highlights the brands unique style. Cow Hollow wall in San Francisco, looks simply WUNDERBAR! Check out Monkey 47 Gin being sold at Michelis Liquor store on Union.St. Home of one of the most iconic liquor signs in San Fransisco. Previous Next

Ray-Ban < Back CHANGE COLLECTION Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Fashion & Apparel markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 740K+ We're back in Williamsburg , adding another vibrant mural to the neighborhood. This time, we've partnered with Ray-Ban and Publicis Media to showcase the revolutionary Change Collection . We love creating eye-catching, unique murals, and when Ray-Ban approached us with this project, we knew we had to bring our A-game. These aren't your ordinary Wayfarers—we're talking high-tech frames that react to light, revealing a mesmerizing array of hidden colors and patterns. We aimed to capture that innovation and bring it to life on a massive scale. Ray-Ban chose one of our favorite walls in Williamsburg for this project—a double-wall duo that clients absolutely love. It's the perfect canvas for creating something truly special and memorable. And this location isn't just great because of the wall itself; it's right in the heart of one of Brooklyn's most vibrant neighborhoods. Situated on Kent Avenue by Domino Park, it's surrounded by tons of activity. People are constantly strolling along the waterfront, enjoying the green space and views of the city, exploring the trendy shops and restaurants, and checking out the exciting art scene. It's the perfect place to capture the attention of a diverse and engaged audience. To make this project even more unique, we decided to revisit a challenge we tackled back in 2017 with a lenticular mural for Ben & Jerry's . It had been so long that we essentially had to start from scratch, but we love a good challenge! Creating this lenticular mural was a multi-stage process that required careful planning and execution. First, we collaborated closely with Ray-Ban to understand their vision for the Change Collection and how we could best represent it through the mural. We then meticulously mapped out the dimensions and placement of each 3D panel to achieve the perfect illusion, taking into account the viewing angles and the flow of pedestrian traffic. Next, our incredibly talented muralists got to work, hand painting each panel with amazing precision and artistry. They carefully blended colors, created subtle gradients, and captured the intricate details of the Wayfarer frames, ensuring that the mural would be as dynamic and captivating as the sunglasses themselves. This was no easy feat, as they also had to ensure the images aligned perfectly when the panels were assembled, creating a seamless visual flow. Even after the panels were installed, our team returned to touch up the seams and ensure a flawless finish. The final result? A technical masterpiece that's as innovative and eye-catching as the Ray-Ban Change Collection itself. As people walk by, the mural comes alive. From one angle, it's all classic Wayfarer cool, but then a shift in perspective, and the frames explode with vibrant colors and patterns, just like the sunglasses do in sunlight. It's a mesmerizing blend of art and technology, with every brushstroke and panel playing a part in creating this captivating illusion. This mural truly embodies Ray-Ban's spirit of innovation, and we're incredibly proud to have brought it to life. This collaboration with Ray-Ban has been a fantastic journey, and we're thrilled to have contributed to bringing their vision to life. Previous Next

Smirnoff Ice < Back SURPR-ICES Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets Los Angeles, Austin Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 1.3M+ As Smirnoff Ice unveils its latest campaign, Surpr-ICEs, two captivating murals, hand painted by yours truly, stand as beacons of cool in the bustling, warm-weather cities of Los Angeles and Austin . These artworks showcase the iconic Smirnoff Ice bottle, bedazzled in shimmering diamonds, another type of “ice” promising a refreshing escape from the heat. In the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, amidst the dynamic pulse of the city, this gigantic mural sprawls across an impressive 4,680 square feet. Taking just under a week to produce, with three painters propelled off the side of the roof, the painted sparkles weighed in at about 5 feet tall each. Positioned strategically, the artwork becomes an unavoidable spectacle and is visible for at least six blocks heading north, up the area’s main strip, South Broadway. It captures the attention of passersby and commuters alike, as pedestrians weave through the vibrant streets, their gaze is inevitably drawn to this larger-than-life portrayal of icy refreshment. Meanwhile, in Austin, we hand painted Smirnoff Ice in East Austin, a neighborhood alive with energy and excitement. This wallscape is located in an area that attracts a lively audience in search of a cold beverage and tunes to match. It serves as a magnet for those seeking a moment of chill as they make their way to cocktail bars and restaurants. Ultimately, our paint team's hard work paid off, as both murals for Smirnoff Ice received widespread acclaim for their lifelike quality and attention to detail. The client was particularly impressed, saying, "HOLYYY MOLLLY, this looks so good!! It literally looks like real rhinestones, lol. Amazing work on this!" Through our hand painted murals and our ability to recreate almost anything, we were able to establish a unique connection with the younger demographics passing the mural activation and appreciating the painting process. This innovative approach led to Smirnoff Ice effectively connecting with 1.3MM+ consumers, setting the stage for further creative endeavors in time for a big summer of fun! Previous Next

IWC < Back WATCHES AND WONDERS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 500K+ Pilot's Top Gun watch made its way to our wallspace along the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as a hand painted mural announcing the first fully Ceratanium 41mm chronograph from IWC. The Top Gun watch is developed with Ceratanium material that lends to its all-black matte color design. IWC wanted to announce the color of a uniquely engineered material developed by IWC and Pantone® officially as IWC Ceratanium® with a tease and reveal mural. Our team painted a Pantone card featuring the actual background of the building, mixed to match the Pantone perfectly, as an ode to the unique and historic architecture of New York City. Twelve days later we revealed the Top Gun Ceratanium watch inside the Pantone card. This was a creative and exciting way to announce the new high-end watch and its incredible color uniquely engineered and developed by IWC. The progressive mural was displayed for 4 weeks generating approximately 500k in-person impressions announcing the new watch design. Previous Next

TCU < Back 150TH ANNIVERSARY Overview Service Public Art industry Education markets Texas Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions N/A Texas Christian University (TCU), situated in Fort Worth, TX, commemorated its 150th anniversary by collaborating with Overall Murals, to hand paint two permanent high-impact wallscapes in Fort Worth to honor TCU's rich legacy and status as a leading Texas institution. Two school alumni designed the murals, each encapsulating facets of TCU's heritage and vibrant community. Artist Trevor Scott, a TCU graphic design alumnus, designed the monumental 96-foot tall and 90-foot wide mural that towers above Fort Worth’s downtown area. This design showcased iconic TCU landmarks like Frog Fountain and SuperFrog alongside Fort Worth's landmarks, including Bass Performance Hall and the city’s skyline. Its longevity, planned for at least five years, ensures a lasting tribute to TCU's legacy. Natalie Neale, another TCU graduate, designed a colorful mural that pays homage to a cherished tradition dating back to 1986 – TCU's annual tulip planting. Composed of a rainbow of tulip petals, this mural invites engagement, encouraging passersby to interact and pose in front of it, fostering a sense of community and connection. This wall, in particular, was especially challenging due to the artwork's rocky surface and soft blend of gradients. It was, as the painters called it, “a brush killer.” These vibrant murals serve as captivating art pieces and embody the essence of the university. Fort Worth, brimming with school pride, is notably influenced by TCU, which is evident in the pervasive display of the university's distinctive purple hue throughout the city. The collaboration between TCU and Overall Murals not only underscores the artistic brilliance of these installations but also highlights their strategic role as powerful recruitment tools. By showcasing TCU's excellence, these murals play a pivotal role in instilling pride among students, faculty, and alumni during city visits. Previous Next

Balenciaga < Back WINTER Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 493,312 With the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, NYFW 2020 was different than ever before. As the world has had to make adjustments to everyday life, the majority of Spring 2021 shows went virtual. This new normal has created inventive ways of doing nearly everything, and apparently, fashion is no exception. Regardless of the lack of in person show viewings, Balenciaga jumped on the opportunity to showcase their spring line on this popular unit in the heart of New York fashion, SoHo. This is the second time that the iconic brand has advertised on our high fashion favorite unit, M-59. The photorealistic woman surrounded by mounds of Balenciaga was painted in only a few days and served as the perfect backdrop for those still out and about during NYFW Previous Next

The High Line < Back DEREK FORDJOUR Overview Service Public Art industry Art & Culture markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A For the fourth year in a row, we returned to The High Line to hand paint a monumental public artwork, this time Backbreaker Double by Derek Fordjour , commissioned by High Line Art. Stretching across a wall adjacent to the High Line at 22nd Street, the mural depicts two Black marching band drum majors performing the iconic drum major backbend, an athletic and ceremonial salute rooted in the traditions of historically Black colleges and universities. The figures command the wall with confidence and precision, embodying pride, ritual, and showmanship. At the same time, their contorted forms sit on the edge of physical possibility, revealing the tension between spectacle, expectation, and the unseen labor behind performance. Known for work that examines power, visibility, and performance, Fordjour often draws from African American cultural traditions, pageantry, and history. His paintings and installations layer vivid color, pattern, and symbolism to explore how bodies are celebrated, scrutinized, and pushed under public gaze. Backbreaker Double continues this exploration, using repetition and scale to amplify both the beauty and the strain embedded in moments of public display. Translating that complexity to an exterior wall presented a unique challenge. Fordjour’s studio practice relies heavily on layered materials, texture, and rhythm, elements that don’t easily map onto a single painted surface. Working closely with the artist and his studio, Fordjour Studio, we developed strategies to recreate that sense of depth and movement through paint alone, carefully studying how his layers interact and how the circular forms establish tempo across the composition. Throughout the process, we collaborated hand-in-hand with High Line Art and Derek Fordjour Studio aligning on color systems, paint builds, and sequencing to ensure the final work preserved the energy, texture, and visual cadence of the original concept. Every approach, from material choices to execution methods, was reviewed and approved together, allowing the mural to stay true to Fordjour’s vision while meeting the demands of scale, durability, and public exposure. Fordjour’s vibrant palette and mirrored figures radiate unity and joy, while the mural’s scale invites viewers to slow down and sit with the complexity of what they are witnessing. Painted entirely by hand by our team over the course of a one-week installation, the work came to life in full view of the park, allowing visitors to experience the artwork as a process rather than just a finished moment. Projects like this are why we love working on The High Line year after year. The platform’s deep support for artists and commitment to ambitious public work are values we genuinely believe in. As artists ourselves, we’re proud to support fellow creatives and help translate powerful visions into enduring public experiences. 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

Mailchimp < Back BE YOURSELF Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 500K+ Being yourself makes all the difference is a good motto to live by. This winter, Mailchimp set out to inspire Los Angeles residents and tourists to be individuals by being themselves. Overall Murals painted a photorealistic portrait of a strong looking woman, combined with bold, colorful graphics in the background. The contrast of the simple typography, with the eye-catching imagery of the woman creates a captivating advertisement that was not overlooked by Venice Board walkers. 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