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

DC Universe < Back CHALLENGE CONVENTION Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 460K+ Strong female leads? Check. Exclusive DC content? Check. Members only comic shop? Check. DC Universe, the new way to watch all your favorite super heroes has launched and streaming will never be the same. The uber popular DC Comic movies, series, comics, and merch can now be found all in one place, where true fans can come together with endless streaming services. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX257L_pML8 Gracing the streets of Bushwick, Brooklyn , Wonder Woman overpowered this large street level wallscape, offering the perfect opportunity for selfies with a fan favorite character. The comic book-style mural empowered the thousands of women who had the opportunity to check it out, with the words “The Past, Present, and Future is Female on DC Universe”. 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

Google Shopping < Back Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation, Overall Creative industry Technology markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 3.2M+ Google Shopping sought the expertise of the award-winning Overall Creative to partner with a local Los Angeles artist to design the mural as an extension of Venice, and support several local small all-female, black, or LGBTQ participating businesses by showcasing a variety of their products. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X92yShlG92Q LA-based illustrator and muralist Crisselle Mendiola designed this fun and colorful mural by incorporating small local businesses Phew! Beauty, Noto Botanics, Boy Smells, Bloom & Plume, Chado Tea, House of Aama, and Lanston, products throughout the design. Criselle brought the concept to life by turning the Venice Beach environment into a colorful mural illustration featuring familiar Venice Beach characters – From surfers, bodybuilders, and rollerbladers that encapsulated the vibe of the neighborhood while showcasing each product. Whether it’s a local passerby walking with his boom box toating a Bloom & Plume bag or a surfer swerving around a bottle of Noto Botanics Face Serum, each individual product is strategically placed into the design as a prop, all ready to be shopped straight from the mural! How does the onlooker know to scan the mural, you ask? Each individual product features a google tag prompting passersby to scan the product in the mural using Google Lens – a technology that allows users to point their phone to the mural and buy the product directly from the site. The result is an interactive mural that encapsulates the neighborhood in which it resides encouraging locals and tourists alike to shop small while sharing their gift wishlist with friends and family. Previous Next

CREMIEUX < Back 65 MERCER Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 65 Mercer became the new home to Cremieux , an iconic menswear brand; best known for their classic, yet contemporary and preppy style. In the late 60’s Daniel Cremieux flew to New York City from Paris and discovered his love of preppy, American, menswear. After opening his first store in Saint-Tropez, Cremieux’s sophisticated image captured the attention of actors, singers and artists from around the world. Fast forward to 2016, the brand is now in the direction of Daniel’s son, Stephane, and is still well-known for it’s superior quality and attention to detail. To alert the masses of the new store opening, in trendy historic SoHo in Manhattan, Overall Murals was hired to paint two unmissable signs on either side of the building. Once the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the design and placement of the signage, the Overall Murals team got to installing the tricky rigging system. Hovering above Mercer St. and on Broadway, the bold, white sans-serif type pops on navy blue backdrops, accentuating Cremieux’s elegant brand color scheme. Previous Next

WeWork < Back BOMBAS Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Real Estate markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions For comfort driven sock brand Bombas, the guys at the Flatiron District office wanted something that could spice up their office a bit while visually representing and integrating with the Fung Shui of the office -- with the brand in mind, of course. The best investment I have ever made on the show by FUBU CEO Daymond John of Shark Tank, Bombas are no strangers to thinking outside the box (or spiral!). Integrated with their "Core Values" painted book set to display in their main meeting room, Overall also completed a windy, anamorphic illusion mural painted in the hallway leading from main office space to inventory storage. Anamorphic murals work with the space given and the people who inhabit use that space. In some senses they can be considered environmental graphics even if just for aesthetic purposes as seen here. The spiral winds into the ever so recognizable Bombas Bee! Previous Next

Prada < Back ACTS LIKE PRADA Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Fashion markets New York Wall(s) 1 wall impressions 750K+ The Prada Spring/Summer 2025 campaign, titled " Acts Like Prada , " explored themes of identity and multiplicity, reflecting the many dimensions of women and Prada’s ever-evolving aesthetic. At the heart of the campaign was actress Carey Mulligan, photographed by Steven Meisel under Ferdinando Verderi's creative direction. Mulligan appeared in a series of striking portraits depicting a different persona—never the same and never quite herself. To extend the campaign’s narrative, author Ottessa Moshfegh created "Ten Protagonists," a collection of short stories inspired by Mulligan’s characters. Each story was named after one of these imagined personas and published in a limited-edition Prada book, illustrated with Meisel’s campaign images. Overall Murals was commissioned to bring this layered concept to life with a hand painted mural on our prominent Soho wall. The centerpiece featured Mulligan as Victoria/Veronica, one of Moshfegh’s fictional protagonists. Capturing this character's duality required exceptional precision. Our painters carefully rendered Mulligan’s complex expression, the texture and movement of Prada’s jacket and bag, and Meisel’s distinctive lighting and composition. The result was a striking mural that drew over 750K+ viewers and became a standout visual in Soho’s bustling streets. Previous Next

WARNER BROTHERS < Back IT Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 500K+ The highly anticipated recreation of Stephen King's, IT is finally here and as a teaser to the movie premiere. Overall Murals created a progressive mural in Venice Beach, CA. Over the course of 4 weeks. The iconic balloon from the original film, floated across the artwork, revealing the phrase "You'll float too". Located on Windward Ave, which leads Venice visitors to the main entrance of the boardwalk, the mural's backdrop boasts views of the infamous Venice Mural and Venice sign, making it the perfect place to attract attention. The highly anticipated recreation of Stephen King's is finally here and as a teaser for the movie premiere on September 8th. Previous Next

Art Start < Back DO THE RIGHT THING Overview Service Public Art, Overall Creative industry Non-Profit markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 518K+ Do the Right Thing. The phrase seems simple enough, yet this 2020 has felt like one big reminder. With the COVID-19 pandemic placing the whole world on pause, a long overdue social rights movement, the upcoming US election, and countless other tragedies and major events that seemed to never end, 2020 has been a year of reflection. Feeling the effects of this hostile year, Overall Murals took a stand by creating three large art pieces designed to provoke emotion, empathy, and self-analysis, and to create a difference. Our murals, titled, Do the Right Thing featured illustrations of endless events that turned the world upside down in just the first half of this monumental year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tvbQAADwCI Although this artwork was shared an immeasurable amount of times across social media channels, the real impact came from the QR codes placed on the two smaller walls. One code featured a call to action to make your voice heard by registering to vote. The larger code on the upper wall led to the Overall Murals online store, where passersby could purchase specialty bandanas and prints. 100% of the proceeds were donated to ArtStart, an organization focused on providing creative outlets to marginalized youth. Our Do the Right Thing art mural has been was nominated for multiple categories in this year’s Drum Awards was “highly commended” for Visual Craft. 2020 is now but not forever, take a close look or you may miss something. Illustrations were done by Pedro Oyarbide Rodriguez.Illustration coloring was done by Anna Karbashyan Previous Next

Modelo < Back ESPECIAL Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets New York Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions Overall Murals reunited with Modelo Especial for another summer. Golden yellow glowed brightly off the walls' surfaces during the season's hot and humid days. Catching sight of Modelo's signature clear, stout bottle; its neck wrapped in metallic foil with beads of condensation dripping down its glass exterior, accompanied by a glass filled to the brim with a carbonated tall one was a refreshing reminder of how to cool down. These amber pieces were painted in Greenpoint and the East Village. The two areas are well known for their selection of cool bars and cool people. Previous Next

UNIQLO < Back HIROSHI MASUDA Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 802K+ As Uniqlo prepared to open its new Williamsburg store, the brand partnered with Overall Murals and Japanese visual artist Hiroshi Masuda to create a large-scale hand painted mural that connects art and community in the heart of the neighborhood. Masuda fuses pop culture, Buddhism, and mitate (見立), meaning “seeing anew,” to create bold and thought-provoking works that invite viewers to reconsider the world around them. His mural for Uniqlo is an extension of the work he produces and highlights the power of artist collaborations in humanizing a brand while drawing the community to the wall and ultimately to the clothing brand’s store opening on March 20th. Uniqlo sought out our Williamsburg wall for its scale and proximity to their new store on 187 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249. Th e wall also marked the largest surface Hiroshi has ever painted. Reflecting on the moment, he shared, “In 2018, during my world journey, I stopped in New York and drew on the streets of Williamsburg. So to now create a mural at this scale in the same place, honestly, I’m the one who is most surprised.” The mural itself is a tribute to Williamsburg and the experiences that have shaped the neighborhood. Hiroshi explains, “I was inspired by the history and culture of Williamsburg. Learning about its history made me feel even more connected to this place. It also reminded me that we are not isolated individuals. We are part of a relay. We receive a baton from the past and pass it to the next generation. That relay creates today’s Williamsburg and today’s us.” His concept weaves the local spirit of Williamsburg into the mural while positioning Uniqlo as a culturally relevant brand within the neighborhood. By commissioning a Japanese artist whose work resonates with the community, the project connects the brand’s heritage to Williamsburg's creative identity in an authentic way. T he mural received 802K+ impressions over the course of the month. Our Content Creation team also met with Hiroshi to interview him about the process and document the work. The goal was to extend the storytelling beyond the wall and showcase the voice and perspective behind the design, adding depth and allowing audiences to connect with the mural's story and the artist behind it. The interview can be found below. WE’RE INTERESTED IN HOW YOU BEGAN YOUR JOURNEY AS AN ARTIST. WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO BECOME AN ARTIST? HIROSHI: In 2017, I started a journey around the world.But in the very first country, I was drugged and robbed of $10,000. I had to find a way to continue traveling, so I began drawing on the street. That experience changed everything.The street became the starting point of my life as an artist. After that, I traveled to 75 countries,and now I’m based in New York. WHAT INSPIRES YOUR ARTWORK? HIROSHI: My work begins with one question:What does it mean to be human today? I don’t simply paint a person.I see human beings as an emergent phenomenon — something created through the interaction of molecules, history, culture, and relationships. For this mural, I was inspired by the history and culture of Williamsburg. Learning about its history made me feel even more connected to this place.It also reminded me that we are not isolated individuals. We are part of a relay.We receive a baton from the past and pass it to the next generation.That relay creates today’s Williamsburg — and today’s us. HAVE YOU EVER HAD YOUR ART PRODUCED AT THIS SCALE AND HOW DID YOU FEEL SEEING YOUR WORK AT THIS SIZE? HIROSHI: This is the largest work I’ve ever created. I’m deeply grateful for this opportunity.In 2018, during my world journey, I stopped in New York and drew on the streets of Williamsburg. So to now create a mural at this scale in the same place…Honestly, I’m the one who is most surprised. Life is surprising. HOW WAS IT SEEING YOUR WORK PAINTED BY ANOTHER TEAM (OM)? HIROSHI: The day before the first painting day, we had a huge snowstorm. Even under those conditions, the team did an incredible job.I’m very grateful to the artists who brought the mural to life. Seeing my idea take shape through their hands was very moving.It became something bigger than just me. YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE IN BOTH TOKYO AND NEW YORK. WE’RE CURIOUS HOW EACH CITY INFLUENCES YOU? HIROSHI: In Tokyo, people take their roles very seriously.For example, a bus driver is fully dedicated to safely transporting passengers as a professional. In New York, before being a bus driver, they feel like a human being first.They suddenly ask me, “Where did you buy that canvas?” In New York, everyone feels like the main character of their own story. In Japan, I’m influenced by the atmosphere of discipline and responsibility —and by the playful creativity that appears because that structure is so strong. In New York, I’m influenced by the energy of individuality —the feeling that everyone is a main character. Both cities shape me in different ways. Previous Next

M.ph < Back GET ON TOP Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry Beauty markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 312K+ We brought a new mural to life for M.ph beauty at Abbot Kinney Blvd. & Navarre Ct., one of Venice’s most iconic and photographed streets. With roughly 312K+ impressions, this piece isn’t just a wall; it’s a visual stop-and-stare moment. Abbot Kinney is famous for its vibrant mix of boutiques, cafés, and galleries, making it a perfect canvas for a beauty brand that thrives on detail. For M.ph beauty , a brand known for its clean, precise formulations and thoughtful design, every nuance matters. That’s why our team spent hours prepping the artwork digitally to ensure every detail, from facial features to product representation, translated perfectly to large scale. https://vimeo.com/1165794186 Over the course of three days, two painters executed this hyper-precise pictorial , capturing skin tones, facial accuracy, and product details with stunning fidelity. Beyond the wall, we produced a Silver Package video to document the process and amplify the campaign across social channels, extending the mural’s reach far beyond the street. Precision, craft, and a prime location: this mural embodies what hand painted OOH is all about. Previous Next