PUMA < Back FLUTUR Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 457K+ Every cool glow-up deserves a standing ovation. That’s why we are so excited about our latest mural featuring PUMA x Dua Lipa where the paint glows up the queen of dark pop and her mini collection, Flutur. Flutur is Puma’s latest partnership with Dua Lipa as she collaborated on a 90’s inspired sportswear line with a butterfly theme. The butterfly is important to Dua Lipa because it represents metamorphosis and self-expression. Her collection, Flutur (the Albanian word for butterfly), is a celebration of the butterfly and Dua’s Albanian heritage. Our hand painted mural builds on the butterfly metamorphosis motif, delivering a dual night and day presentation. As butterflies evolve from homely caterpillars to beautiful butterflies, so does our hand painted mural. By day the mural presents as a statement piece. Strong. Solid. Pow. As the night unfolds, it transforms into a powerful celebration of color and self-expressions achievable through hand paint. Overall’s in-house paint team worked with Puma to bring that butterfly and Dua Lipa’s collection to life, highlighting key areas in the campaign with fluorescent paint to emphasize the artwork’s glow. The result is a fresh, bright presentation that enhances Puma and Dua’s message with vibrant, inspirational colors. These colors appear intense in the daylight but in the dark, under a black light turn any hand painted mural into a high-impact traffic-stopping presentation. Previous Next

Paul Smith < Back SIGNATURE STRIPE Overview Service Commercial Signage, Overall Creative industry Apparel & Accessories markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 129M + The time has come for Los Angeles's most Instagrammable spot to peel back its bright pink layer and reveal its Paul Smith Signature Stripe. The famous Pink Wall on Melrose gets a makeover! This change c omes as a huge surprise for the daily influencers and tourists who visit the “instafamous” Paul Smith Melrose Avenue shop for its well-known bright pink backdrop that has ignited a #pinkwall hashtag all over Instagram. Now, the landmark on Melrose Avenue has a new look with a design made in-house by our out-of-the-box (literally) thinking Overall Creative team. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M9GT-mWxCk The Paul Smith creative team based in London, approached Overall Creative with an idea to design a special mural and transform this famous corner. The design will celebrate the brand's iconic motif. They wanted a trompe l'oeil -like mural that appeared as if the hot-pink exterior of the storefront was being ripped away to reveal Paul Smith’s inner Signature Stripe. How did we achieve this effect? We were resourceful in our pursuit of the perfect, choosing a box we use to ship gifts to our clients as a small Paul Smith Store model (Is this a store for ants!?). We sourced the brightest pink paper we could find from our local art store Blick, to recreate the iconic pink wall. We gently sprayed both sides of the box with adhesive, attached the pink construction paper to its exterior, and began to tear and peel. After only one try, we found the effect to be a great representation of Paul Smith’s original design request. The results can be seen below: Yes, we could have spent time researching a great peel and tear stock effect on the internet or manipulating a shadow in photoshop, but our team wanted to present Paul Smith with a design that reflected the real deal - The shadow from the peel was sourced by New York City's finest sunlight hitting the pink paper. And the real paper tear was created by our nimble fingers gently pulling back the pink paper for an authentic tear effect. For the next seven days, our paint team hand painted the design, and every bit of detail as our Content Creation team captured the whole process from start to finish. Once Paul Smith approved our design, our Overall production team launched a full-court press, sourcing 15 gallons of paint we custom-mixed by eye to match the 40 different colors that makeup Paul Smith’s signature stripes. We used two types of paint, including water-based paint with a flat sheet (including the “Pink Ladies” wall color) to hand paint the pictorial effects of the shattered wall. The second paint was our go-to, glossy oil-based enamel to create a vibrant hand done super straight line work. The juxtaposition of the two different mediums is rather dynamic. The contrast of the two textures gives the effect of the signature pink shedding its skin to reveal a glossy and fresh new layer of Paul Smith’s Signature Stripes. This is a first for Overall Murals to use this technique of using two types of based paint and after seeing the results, it won't be our last. “It was insane seeing how many people photographed and took videos of our painters revealing a new wall design. In no time our painters will be #instafamous too!” comments OM Senior Producer Hayden, as he watched passersby’s response to the design change. The mural has been photographed with Actors Matt Rogers , Mason Gooding and, Sam Richardson , danced in front of, and slowly revealed each day by Instagrammers killagramz3xl, and TikTokers @notbfiner , all of whom excitedly anticipated the ultimate BIG REVEAL. Previous Next

Boston Greenway < Back SHINIQUE SMITH Overview Service Public Art industry Art & Culture markets Boston Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions The 3rd annual Rose Kennedy Greenway Mural in Boston's Dewey Square Park is a result of a collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts and contemporary fine artist, Shinique Smith who is simultaneously exhibiting at the MFA Overall Murals was selected to bring the artist's original four-foot tall art pieceSeven Moons to life and blow it up to approximately 80 feet tall as the newly titled and redesigned as Shinique Smith's Seven Moon Junction. Utilizing our favorite oils was very different from the original painting's multimedia materials. We turned what wer actual 3-d objects, a coffee lid and braided fabric, into illusions of photorealistic gigantic objects. The last two previous murals on the wall were controversial -- either liked or talked about. Passersby approved of the bright abstract backdrop of what is Boston's busiest commercial district. Shinique Smith puts it best when she described the choice of artwork and transition to the grand scale, in her artist statement: Seven Moon Junction, I have used a detail from my 2013 painting ‘Seven Moons,’ because its circular composition and color palette and the geometry of the building felt as if they belonged together. I shifted the scale of the painting’s collage and counterbalanced them with a braided sculptural element to enrich the texture and create a composition tailored to the architecture of the Dewey Square wall. This particular work draws inspiration from various sources such as, alchemy, astrology, music and the mythology and art of indigenous cultures. By taking a small aspect of this existing work and enlarging it to the scale of 70 feet, this microcosm of materials is seen and experienced from a new perspective, becoming a distinct new presentation. I see this piece, as a mural that extends beyond the wall, as it attunes to the space in which it sits, radiating energy outward to the rest of the city and its occupants. Inspired by the flow of the environment, I will orchestrate a performance of music, art and dance on the green space that is an extension of the mural inspired by the spirals and color in the design. I’ve titled this work, Seven Moon Junction in reference to the intersection where the mural resides, the merging of people and the joining of art and life. The field of view, Dewey Square Park is part of the mural. Previous Next

Walmart < Back DANIELLE HATCH Overview Service Commercial Signage, Public Art industry Retail markets Arkansas Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A Walmart sought Overall Murals to hand paint a commercial installation at its Walmart headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas. Designed by Danielle Hatch , an interdisciplinary Peruvian American artist based in the Arkansas Ozarks, the artwork reflects her signature style of bold, playful, and thoughtfully layered fabrics that bring warmth, color, and movement to the space. Danielle’s work typically takes the form of large-scale installations of real cloth and fabric that move organically in the wind. For this project, we were tasked with translating that physical, dimensional quality into paint, bringing it to life on a flat surface while making it feel as realistic, textural, and three-dimensional as her original fabric installations. Our painters brought Danielle’s vision from concept to wall, carefully hand painting each section to preserve the integrity of her design while adapting it to a large-scale architectural surface. The mural spans approximately 4,795 square feet across 4 walls and was completed over 9 days with 4 painters on site. The project required strategic lift work, precise patterning, full-surface priming, and close on-site coordination to meet commercial timelines. The client also interviewed our painters for a behind-the-scenes video, capturing both the craftsmanship and the human element behind the process. One standout moment was completing the priming, patterning, and painting of major walls in a single day, a testament to the crew’s endurance and workflow. To celebrate the installation, Walmart hosted an ice cream social at the new home office, giving the painters an opportunity to gather and experience the finished mural together. Installed at Walmart's new global 350-acre campus and development headquarters , the mural is part of a larger creative initiative that includes additional site-specific works by other commissioned artists across the property. The mural enhances a space designed to foster collaboration and brand storytelling, transforming a functional commercial environment into a vibrant, human-centered visual experience. Previous Next

Boston Greenway < Back JEFFREY GIBSON Overview Service Public Art industry Non-Profit markets Boston Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 7.8MM Overall Murals is proud to participate in a project that celebrates both community and the artistry of murals. We have had the honor of contributing to high-profile installations in the past, including work on the Boston Greenway , and we are thrilled once again to bring art to life meaningfully. Our team is dedicated to closely collaborating with artists to ensure that every detail of the design is faithfully recreated. We take great pride in ensuring that the colors match the artist's vision and that the artwork is executed precisely, honoring the artist's intent and unique perspective. Overall Murals partnered with The Greenway Conservancy to showcase a mural by Indigenous-American multidisciplinary artist Jeffrey Gibson for this special project. This installation marks the 10th mural in the Conservancy’s series and the first by an Indigenous artist. The mural, titled "Your Spirit Whispering in My Ear," was unveiled on September 19 during a celebration that included performance, art-making, and music. Gibson’s mural embodies ten powerful elements that honor the strength, courage, and faith of Indigenous, Native, and other marginalized communities who continue to overcome systemic barriers. The work incorporates imagery from Gibson’s personal collection, including pins that symbolize social and political movements advocating for bodily autonomy, feminism, peace, freedom, and environmentalism. As part of this powerful narrative, two beaded masks from Gibson’s past installations, "They Play Endlessly" (2021) and "IN TIME YOU’LL BE FINE" (2021), were hand painted onto the wall. These symbols and imagery of burning sage and a beaded snake contribute to a tapestry that honors the interconnectedness of people, art, and history. It is an honor for Overall Murals to recreate works of art for artists like Jeffrey Gibson, whose work fuses personal and cultural narratives in such a dynamic way. We are excited to be part of this public art initiative and contribute to a project that will inspire community conversation, reflection, and pride. Previous Next

SPOTIFY < Back STOP AAPI HATE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Music markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 940K+ What does it mean to paint artwork that shows support and awareness during these changing and intense times? To all of us at Overall Murals, it means everything. We have seen over the course of this year, the growing mistreatment of the Asian community. NBC News reports say there has been a 169% surge in Asian hate crimes in the past year. A problem such as this should not go unnoticed and many are speaking up. Those who are especially influential and can be vehicles for awareness must act. Violence caused by hate is ever-growing as the world spirals into further confusion and division. Through uncomfortable conversations and with support and activism, we can choose to stop the hate and look toward implementing positive growth in the world. May is Asian American Pacific Islander Cultural Heritage Month. To kick off the month with reverence and positivity for our AAPI brothers and sisters, our painters, Charlie Pratt, and Elio Martinez hung above the busy streets of Soho to hand paint this important and celebratory campaign for Spotify. The bright and bold artwork was designed by Taiwan-born, Shanghai-raised artist Jocelyn Tsaih. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vugXZWZYAGo Jocelyn is an artist based in Oakland, California whose work typically involves amorphous figures. Jocelyn explains that the figures “act as vessels for those that view her work”. We believe a vessel is the perfect interpretation of this piece as it carries love and support to a community of people who are currently disproportionately affected by hate crimes all over the US. We are proud to have worked on a variety of murals that also draw attention to an important and relevant worldwide issue. Check out our work with DTRT, Monogram, NYC DOHM, Spotify and Instagram. Previous Next

Fanta < Back SCENT MACHINE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry CPG markets Atlanta Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 150K+ Indulge your senses with Fanta’s fresh new hand-painted mural, complete with emitting scent. Yes, that's right! The sweet orange aroma you detect in front of our Little Five Points wallscape is none other than the new orange scent from Fanta. We didn't just hand paint a mural for their iconic beverage but also installed a scent machine quietly releasing scent to all the pedestrians passing by and taking a pleasant whiff. Check out the video to see for yourself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CQBycrShBE The scent machine creates a unique and immersive multi-sensory experience that blends visual aesthetics with the power of scent. This experience has captivated over 150,000 people who pass this area every month and is an excellent marketing and branding opportunity for the tasty beverage. People who have tasted and smelled the refreshing Orange flavored Fanta (And that's all of you!) will now associate the artwork on and off the wall with the orange scent. This inevitably creates a memorable sensory experience that reinforces Fanta's brand image and leaves a lasting impression. Now isn’t that refreshing? Previous Next

Shopify < Back SUPPORTING INDEPENDENTS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets San Francisco, New York, Philadelphia Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 1.7M+ Online retail sales continue to skyrocket, and with the help of Shopify, the e-commerce platform, retailers are being provided with all the tools to simplify the business of running an online marketplace. Shopify helps to streamline payments, shipping, and customer engagement tools for over 1,000,000 online merchants in over 170 countries! Overall Murals took to the busy streets of New York, San Francisco, and Philadelphia to bring the “supporting independents” message alive, with several QR code-enabled hand painted colorful murals, which reached millions! Known for their 24/7 support, during this campaign, one could have shopped for coffee, cosmetics, and climbing shoes, as well as candles, sleep masks, and dog jackets from hip brands Boy Smells, Ettitude, and Canada Pooch – Woof! We were thrilled to paint three stunning murals for the luxury vehicle Porsche in New York, San Francisco, and Porsche’s North American home city of Atlanta. The walls featured an AR component engaging with consumers to take a test drive without actually getting in the driver’s seat. Check out the video of the augmented reality in action! Previous Next

Suntory < Back -196 LEMON VODKA SELTZER Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry Alcohol markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 4 Walls impressions 2.4M+ Inspired by Suntory’s #1 best-selling seltzer in Japan, the new -196 Lemon Vodka Seltzer hit the U.S. market with a burst of flavor, and we made sure the launch looked just as refreshing as it tastes. We hand painted four vibrant murals for Suntory’s -196 campaign on the Venice Beach Boardwalk in Los Angeles. The design leaned into the drink’s hero ingredient: bright, juicy lemons. We used bold, high-contrast yellows that popped under the California sun, making the mural just as eye-catching from a distance as it was up close. https://vimeo.com/1111790107 The Venice location wasn’t just a backdrop; it was the perfect stage. Positioned along one of the busiest attractions in Los Angeles, the mural tapped into a constant flow of locals, beachgoers, and tourists. It served as both a piece of public art and a larger-than-life billboard, introducing the refreshing -196 experience to anyone strolling the boardwalk. With its vibrant colors, beachside setting, and unmistakable branding, the mural brought the taste of summer straight to Venice, one lemon at a time. Previous Next

Icelandair < Back BNA TO ICELAND Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Airline markets Nashville Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 293K+ Nashville International Airport (BNA) a nd Icelandair are turning up the volume on travel announcements with a brand-new seasonal nonstop route from Nashville to Reykjavík. With four flights a week, this new service opens the door to Iceland’s surreal landscapes and connects Nashville directly to top European cities like Amsterdam, Berlin, London, and Paris. When it was time to share the news, Icelandair realized it needed more than a billboard; it needed art . That's where we came in https://vimeo.com/1074079117 Our team of seasoned walldogs hand painted not one but two murals - one in East Nashville and another in The Gulch. These murals transformed this international flight announcement into a larger-than-life visual experience. Using anamorphic effects, we made the Icelandair plane look like it was taking off right from the wall - because why just announce a flight when you can launch it? By choosing to paint these messages directly on city walls instead of sticking to traditional airport ads, Icelandair made a bold statement: This isn’t just a new route; it’s a new chapter for Nashville. As Mayor Freddie O’Connell put it, “Nashville is an increasingly global city, and the addition of service to Iceland will allow for exciting new cultural exploration.” We couldn’t agree more. And with over thousands of people passing our murals, we’re proud to have connected Nashville to the world—one brushstroke at a time. Previous Next

September Letters < Back WISH YOU WERE HERE Overview Service Public Art industry Non-Profit markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A Brittany Snow and Jaspre Guest’s New Organization ‘September Letters ’ Shows How Writing Letters Can Improve Mental Health. Joining forces with OSEA Skincare, September Letters launched the “Wish You Were Here” campaign at OSEA Skincare Studio in Venice, California which we had the pleasure of bringing to hand paint life. The piece was visited by the co-founder, Brittany Snow, and featured in Well + Good , an online publication devoted to mental health and wellness. Previous Next

MODELO < Back 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets Brooklyn Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 408K+ To celebrate 100 years of Modelo, we hand painted a mural in the heart of Bushwick , Brooklyn , a neighborhood that doesn’t just set the stage for art, it lives and breathes it. Bushwick has long been a canvas for expression. It’s walls reflect the cultures, creators, and dreamers who shape the neighborhood every day. It’s a place where resilience and originality are part of the fabric, making it the perfect home for a brand like Modelo , which has always stood for flavor and authenticity. The mural, designed by local artist Snoeman , carries that same energy. Snoeman is a New York City–based graffiti artist whose work brings bold color, playful imagery, and positive energy to the city’s streets. With over 20 years of experience, he has transformed bodega storefronts, walls, and public spaces across Manhattan and Brooklyn into vibrant canvases, covering awnings, doors, and windows with his signature style of palm trees, dancing characters, and bright patterns. Known for spreading joy and keeping New York’s street art culture alive, Snoeman’s work reflects both his artistic skill and his commitment to community, making him the perfect collaborator for a mural that celebrates local culture and heritage. It isn’t just paint on brick, it’s a piece of local identity, a nod to Modelo’s legacy of community, resilience, and artistry. Working with a brand that values lifting local voices and pairing them with local walls is exactly why we do what we do. For us, murals are meant to move beyond advertising : they spread art, inspire connection, and give back to the neighborhoods in which they reside. And this one did just that. In its first run, the mural drew more than 408,000 impressions from passersby, including commuters, neighbors, and visitors alike. It didn’t just blend into Bushwick’s busy landscape; it became a part of it: stopping traffic, sparking conversations, and turning heads on one of the neighborhood’s most vibrant stretches. At the end of the day, that’s the true power of a mural. When art, place, and people come together, the result is a story bigger than the wall itself. It’s a story of community, culture, and legacy that keeps living long after the last brushstroke dries. Previous Next