WARNER BROTHERS < Back SPACE JAM 2 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Philadelphia Wall(s) 4 Walls impressions 3,2M+ It’s 1996, you’re at the movies with your besties, buttery popcorn in one hand and milk duds in the other. You’ve got on your Air Jordan XI’s and you’re ready to tune into Space Jam where you get to watch your all-time favorite basketball player, Michael Jordan, play himself on screen alongside Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tune gang. Fast forward 25 years later — you’re sitting on your Ikea sofa bed (which you proudly put together on your own), and although you may have a few more gray hairs on your head and have chosen the organic butter option for your popcorn, you could not be more excited to stream the new Space Jam Legacy featuring the latest star basketball player, Lebron James. Welcome to the Space Jam. This is where Millennials, Gen Z, and Baby Boomers get to experience what is the ever-so-glorious remake of The Space Jam New Legacy featuring King James. To announce the anticipated release, we’ve teamed up with Warner Brothers to spread the word through the best way we know how. Hand paint, of course! The OM crew worked alongside painters MADSTEEZ and Jonas Never to hand paint, and dare we say it, spray paint five murals throughout the country. MADSTEEZ aka Mark Paul Deren, an artist and designer originally from Sunny Cali is known for his stylized portraits and multi-layered paintings that often feature notable reds, purples, and oranges. Overall Murals took MADSTEEZ’s digital design for the campaign and brought it to hand paint life in Brooklyn , Manhattan , Atlanta , and Philadelphia . Since Mark lives just a block from our Domino Park , Brooklyn wallscape, it made sense to include him in the mural production process. Our team of painters, Mario , Gherman , and Rafael , those with graffiti and aerosol backgrounds, assisted Mark in creating a few of the key characters on the wall. As a company that strictly keeps its hand paint, an opportunity that involved spray paint was a treat for our team. One night, And when the painters were just about done for the day, an impromptu dance party broke out featuring a DJ and a slew of Brooklynites who danced until the wee hours of the night in front of the halfway done mural. We sure enjoyed the love our team and MADSTEEZ got for this piece. MADSTEEZ fans came out to not only watch him paint the mural but also asked him to take his Montana can to their helmets, motorcycles, flip flops (and toes)… Someone even overheard MADSTEEZ denying a woman who asked him to sign her baby… HER BABY!! On the west coast, we worked with Venice native, Jonas Never, a popular and prolific mural artist who brought his signature monolithic, realistic portrait style to our newest Windward Ave. unit. Jonas, who ALSO coincidentally lives down the street from the wall, painted the Looney Tunes team and Lebron via his signature style and with a bit of assistance from the OM team. These murals have everyone talking, including Lebron James (!!!) who reposted his painted mug on his Instagram story. And yea you can bet we’re fangirling over here as a mega star athlete like James was impressed by these murals and appreciated our efforts. Coast to coast, these murals are leaving colorful and nostalgic marks, reminding folks of tonight’s big movie premiere. We’re anxiously waiting to leave work to munch on some organic popcorn and watch the movie in the comfort of our homes. Will you be tuning in? Previous Next

REDD'S < Back WICKED APPLE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Alcohol markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Redd's Wicked Apple wanted to build its brand identity and recognition with a campaign that communicated the "effects" of drinking its "Wicked" beverage in an exciting way. Through translucent paint and UV lights, we were able to create a glow invisible during the day and activated at night, to translate the message of transformation in a fun and exciting way. During the day, the characters look like normal people, but at night the wicked is released and the character turns into animals radiating a long-lasting glow throughout the night. Previous Next

Under Armour < Back ELITE 24 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Under Armour's Elite 24, a prestigious high school all-star game has been held in Venice, California for the past three years. The highly popular event returns to New York state and takes place in DUMBO, Brooklyn this August. In order to promote the game to upper Manhattan basketball fans, who once attended the games on their home turf, we custom scouted and painted two large wallscapes near the legendaryDyckman and Rucker Parks' basketball courts in Harlem and Washington Heights. They are significant areas to inform folks of the Elite 24 game because the game itself has been held at Rucker Park in and more importantly, both spots played integral roles in New York City's street ball history. Previous Next

Whitney Museum < Back BIENNIAL Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Art & Culture markets New York Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions Whitney Museum's 2012 Biennial kicked off March 1st, and through Overall Murals we integrated the only two hand painted ads in the institution's promotional campaign. Whitney's graphic design department adjusted the art pieces and added the essential event information to display in the West Village and next to Williamsburg's artsy area of Bedford Ave. Within three days, the still of a boxer from a film by Frederick Wiseman was replicated to temporarily adorn Bleecker Street. In another handful of days, an image taken inside the museum itself by Gregory Holm, with its extremely detailed ceiling and lighting patterns, was hand painted adjacent to the constantly busy Bedford Ave. subway station. Due to the fact we have not missed the last three Biennials (and most definitely won't miss this one), it was an honor to paint these murals based on actual images from the exhibition. Previous Next

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NYX < Back FAT MATTE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Beauty markets Chicago Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 730K+ Brief Capture attention in high-traffic retail corridors with a hand painted trompe-l’œil mural campaign designed to stop passersby in their tracks. The work visually translates NYX’s Fat Matte product benefits into a physical illusion, strategically placed near Ulta store locations to connect street-level and high-impact awareness directly to point-of-sale. Build Overall Murals executed two hand painted murals in Chicago’s River North and West Loop neighborhoods. Both locations were selected within a five-minute radius of nearby Ulta stores, ensuring strong proximity between outdoor awareness and in-store purchase opportunity. The murals were produced by the Special FX team, combining fine-art painting with optical illusion techniques. Reveal Each wall was transformed into a large-scale trompe-l’œil illusion, designed to appear as though the NYX Fat Matte product were breaking through the building's surface. Precision painting techniques were used to align cracks, shadows, and dimensional effects with the architectural structure of each wall, creating a seamless illusion of impact and depth. The result is a striking visual metaphor for the product’s “Matte that doesn’t crack” positioning. Impact Installed in two of Chicago’s most active shopping districts, the murals generated 732,877 impressions over the campaign duration. The trompe-l’œil execution naturally halted pedestrian traffic, drawing attention, prompting photo capture, and fostering organic engagement. The visual concept directly reinforced NYX’s product messaging by pairing the illusion of a “cracked” wall with the promise of a matte finish that holds up under pressure. Previous Next

GROUNDSWELL < Back 11 HOWARD HOTEL Overview Service Public Art industry Non-Profit markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions In the dead of winter the Overall Murals crew ventured across the river to execute a huge eye-catching mural for the 11 Howard Hotel in Soho, Manhattan. In collaboration with artist, Jeff Koons and community arts organization, Groundswell. Overall hand painted the side of the swanky new destination. The artwork brings awareness to Groundswell’s belief that the collaboration between personal expression and activism within a community produces unique and powerful outcomes. The bold blue, white and black mural is focused on the unique and thriving culture of Soho. The music, food, and fashion as well as the industries that formerly existed within the neighborhood are all present in the artwork. The main artwork’s lead designer, Misha Tyutyunik, said in a press statement, " It evokes the commercial refinement of present-day SoHo, but also alludes to its spirit of surprise and discovery, encouraging pedestrians to stroll and wander through the winding side streets to window shop, to find new wonders or uncover relics of bygone days.” 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

OBEY < Back SHEPARD FAIREY Overview Service Public Art, Overall Creative industry Non-Profit markets New York Wall(s) Water Tower impressions In collaboration with Great Bowery and street art legend Shepard Fairey , Overall took on a project in the Lower East Side of Manhattan on the historic street of Bowery. Atop the old Germania Bank Building , a building once home to renowned photographer Jay Maisel , sits an old water tower visible from any surrounding corner in this busy SoHo neighborhood. During the 50 years of Maisel’s ownership of the building the facade became a prominent hot spot for the biggest names in graffiti, maintaining tags and throw-ups wrapped around the building by some of the worlds most recognized writers. This facade was no stranger to Fairey either, as the artist returns to the building he tagged as a student . Often a destination for locals & tourist alike whether it be for the constantly changing pop-up shop on the first floor, lone remaining tag of famed late graffiti writer NEKST, or hanging around the Bowery area. The water tower features a giant portrait of actress and political activist Rosario Dawson who grew up in the Lower East Side & remains an active member in the development of the neighborhood. Through the design & with a little help from Overall , Fairey intends to bring to light the message of female empowerment. The style follows Fairey’s branded and iconic OBEY style & is set to remain on display until 2025. Previous Next

Oakley < Back MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets Los Angeles, New York Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 680K+ Oakley, one of the most popular eyewear brands, included two stand-out murals for this year's Lifestyle campaign. Hand painted by yours truly, in Venice Beach, Los Angeles , and Bushwick, Brooklyn , the campaign features two brand ambassadors, Damian Lillard, an NBA basketball player, and Alexia Putellas, a professional soccer player wearing the BXTR and HSTN glasses designed for athletes and culture enthusiasts. The campaign celebrates the authenticity and self-affirmation that athletes embody on and off the field. Our talented paint crew behind the murals lives by these values, planning, strategizing, and passionately painting for days to complete each campaign. Oakley's creative challenged our painters with colorful, photorealistic, and textured designs. However, the team successfully captured the essence of the campaign over five days, with each painter strategically placed to work on their strengths, be it pictorial, backgrounds, or blends. The results are stunning, showcasing the Oakley athletes' energy, passion, and authenticity, drawing attention from far and wide. Every bold stroke and explosion of color reminds viewers that summer is just around the corner. Previous Next

The New School < Back INTEGRAL RUEDI BAUR Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Education markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Overall Murals was selected to produce a large intricate ceiling mural, conceived by master graphic designer, "Intégral Ruedi Baur" at The New School University Center at the corner of 14th Street and 5th Avenue in its downtown campus. The Overall Murals team of artisans painstakingly hand-rendered Mr. Baur's custom lettering, composed of groundbreaking subjects and luminary instructors of historic New School classes. The original balances the university's newly constructed and impressive building, which has been described as "challenging the status quo" and proof of The New School's "commitment to creativity, innovation, and social engagement." Through its curriculum and advocacy of important architectural achievements such as this University Center, the New School upholds its reputation for housing innovative minds. Unlike many traditional colleges, the New School strays from the arbitrary in regard to its curriculum. Instead, this cutting-edge institute allows its students the freedom to choose their own scholastic approach to education. Students are encouraged to "seek an unbiased understanding of the existing order, it's genesis, growth and present working," according to the precedents set by its founders. Interesting programs offered such as "Women and their Money," taught by Dorcas Elizabeth Campbell in 1949, "Games: 101," and "Punk and Noise," are just a few of the hundreds of classes and instructors immortalized on the school's foundation in an array of colors. Mr. Baur’s design is based on the 3D font he created for the New School, based on Peter Bilak’s font, Irma. The font is used throughout the building as a wayfinding system, and as the foundation for the stairwell murals, which are visible from the sidewalks outside of the building. Designed by the New York office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the University Center was conceived as a sixteen story campus within a building. Vertical, horizontal, and diagonal campus pathways work together to facilitate movement through the building, and increase opportunities for spontaneous interactions. The system of stairways are the principle means of circulation, and a strong focal point both inside and outside the building. Contrary to the perfect, modern black and white interior design and furnishings of the campus, the elaborate typography is as perfectly but imperfectly painted and composed of over 150 hand blended colors. Our artists practiced precise brushstrokes to create the crisp, vibrant typography over the course of several months on one stairway and four floors while standing with their necks craned for ten hours or while laying down on lounge chairs and scaffolding. For comparison, a mural of this size typically requires our team approximately one-week of production. The original design coats three angled stairwells or 4,200 feet. (the Sistine Chapel, by comparison, covers 6,118 square feet.) At the project's completion, we believe these laborious paintings enhanced the importance of their message and imposed on the viewer everything that the New School advocates: fresh perspective. 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