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  • Jameson, LOVE THY NEIGHBORHOOD

    Jameson < Back LOVE THY NEIGHBORHOOD Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Alcohol markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 500K+ Jameson, the iconic centuries-old famed whiskey, expressed their love for whiskey drinking season with a colorful mural in the heart of the vibrant LA neighborhood of Venice . Highlighting Jameson IPA and Stout Edition whiskeys, Overall Murals proudly painted this illustration created by Down the Street on over 250 square feet near the iconic Venice Sign. Aiming to capture the warmth and energy of the neighborhood, the mural included a diverse mix of people going about their daily Venice activities. These hand painted characters can be shown cycling, weightlifting, skateboarding, surfing, playing hoops, and dog walking, before transitioning to crafting some silky Jameson cocktails, listening to music, and star gazing. Take a look, and transport yourself to Venice! Previous Next

  • Miu Miu, SPRING/SUMMER 2024

    Miu Miu < Back SPRING/SUMMER 2024 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Fashion markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 925K+ In today's fast-paced and competitive fashion industry, brands seek innovative and effective ways to attract and engage their target audience. Miu Miu, the esteemed Italian high-fashion brand, recently unveiled its Spring/Summer 2024 collection through a hand painted mural in Soho . This is a prime example of a brand that leverages creativity and strategic placement to generate buzz and connect with its fashionable audience. This year's collection is focused on authentic beauty and what Miu Miu calls "a disheveled chic." Since early 2023, Miu Miu has utilized our Soho wallscape, strategically situated on the same block as the Miu Miu retail store on Prince and Mercer Street intersection, ingeniously tapping into the neighborhood's high-end artistic community and vibrant atmosphere. The mural, starring actress Cailee Spaeny, is part of a portrait series of busy actresses, singers, and models who pose with leather purses overflowing with their daily necessities. The hand painted advertisement serves as a tangible manifestation of Miu Miu's commitment to artistic expression, seamlessly integrating creativity into the brand's identity and reinforcing its unique position in Soho’s dynamic fashion landscape. Our murals are executed with meticulous planning by our in-house production team and involve installing scaffolding, obtaining the Landmark Commission’s artwork approval, and our exceptionally talented paint crew, who always deliver the final product flawlessly. Miu Miu's mural not only garnered over 925K+ impressions from foot traffic visiting nearby hotspots like the Apple store or Mercer Hotel but also played a crucial role in guiding customers to Miu Miu's store to find this season’s latest fashion trends. Previous Next

  • Brooklyn Brewery, DISTILLATION PROCESS

    Brooklyn Brewery < Back DISTILLATION PROCESS Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Alcohol markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions N/A Our third mural for the iconic Brooklyn Brewery spans the entire western face of the building on Wythe Avenue. Designed by the legendary Milton Glaser's studio, the mural features infographics illustrating the beer brewing process, highlighted by the quote: "Fermentation and civilization are inseparable" — John Ciardi. On the building's lower corner, another memorable quote reads: "Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer," by Henry Lawson. This corner has since become a popular photo spot for patrons and beer enthusiasts alike. Previous Next

  • AMAZON MUSIC, LOLO ZOUAI

    AMAZON MUSIC < Back LOLO ZOUAI Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry Music markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 42K+ What's futuristic, contemporary, and has our painters saying "Are we done yet!?"... Our latest mural for Amazon Music for breakthrough artist Lolo Zouaï. It took 4 painters each day of production to painstakingly paint the intricate details of this futuristic artwork on the William Vale Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn . The result? An out-of-this-world cyber reality only achieved by our paint crew's attention to detail and hand paint techniques. The process of making this masterpiece involved layering various patterns, which required much patience because as soon as one detailed area was completed another color and pattern had to be painted on top of it (woosah!). This year, the Overall Murals crew has already painted 10 murals for Amazon Music's latest campaign featuring Breakthrough Artists from worldwide. Each artwork was created by talented digital designers such as Eva Cremers , Rosanna Webster , Genie Espinosa , James Dawe , Jelly , and more, who used the best software and technologies to design the artwork on their computers. From their screens to our paintbrushes, our crew translated it into a hand painted art piece. The artworks have been amazing to hand paint as they are playful, vibrant and a happy mix of both photorealistic and illustrative. Passersby and neighborhood locals are excited to see the monthly adaptations announcing the next new artist. In fact, Amazon's Brooklyn HQ is around the corner, which makes it extra fun to be able to see a client's reaction in person!So, if your playlists are getting boring and you're looking for some new sounds we highly recommend stopping by our mural to see who our team reveals in November. And for more creative ideas for your next campaign, check out our article on how advertisers have complimented our walls with great artwork that stands out! Previous Next

  • Häagen-Dazs, ALLIES IN ARTS

    Häagen-Dazs < Back ALLIES IN ARTS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation industry CPG markets Los Angeles, San Francisco Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 1M+ Häagen-Dazs sought to celebrate Pride Month with an authentic, handcrafted outdoor campaign that would slow people down and encourage them to savor life’s most beautiful moments. The goal was to amplify their 2025 campaign ethos, “indulgence with intention”, while creating spaces that feel personal, meaningful, and community-driven. Working with Allies In Arts, Häagen-Dazs commissioned two talented underrepresented artists to design murals for our high-traffic walls in Los Angeles and San Francisco . This approach enabled the ice cream brand to highlight the importance of supporting BIPOC, women, and LGBTQIA2+S artists while ensuring that the creative would stand out from traditional advertising. Loveis Wise brought warm, summery tones to Beverly Grove with a mural inspired by Häagen-Dazs® Salted Caramel Macadamia Bar, while Alice Lee complemented the Marina District’s peaceful atmosphere with a gentle color story inspired by Häagen-Dazs® Salted Brown Butter Cookie ice cream. https://vimeo.com/1096291515 The impact: 1M+ impressions generated across both mural sites during the campaign, and also shared organically on social media by the artists, reaching an even more engaged audience. This project was an inspiring example of collaboration between brands, artists, and nonprofit organizations. By investing in underrepresented talent and celebrating Pride in a way that felt true to both the medium and the message, Häagen-Dazs successfully created an enduring visual experience that engaged audiences on the street and online. Previous Next

  • Oakley, MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE

    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

  • SoHo | Overall Murals

    Get to know the area SOHO SoHo, in New York City , is a vibrant neighborhood where history meets creativity. Known for its iconic cobblestone streets and stunning cast-iron facades, it combines old-world charm with modern energy . Once an artist haven, SoHo has transformed into a global hotspot for art lovers, fashion enthusiasts, and foodies. The streets feel like a gallery adorned with public art installations and pop-up events. Chic cafes and gourmet restaurants are plentiful, making it a hub for style and sophistication . Whether you’re shopping, dining, or exploring its creative treasures, SoHo embodies the timeless, trendsetting spirit of New York City. Audience Income level: Upper-middle class Occupation: Wealthy professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives Interests: Gallery hopping, shopping at designer boutiques, dining at trendy restaurants, attending exclusive events, and staying ahead of cultural and style trends Lifestyle: High-end living, creative exploration, and social buzz Education: College degrees and advanced professional qualifications. Population 18.9K+ Median Age 41 Individual Income $152K+ Residents 12.5K+ Population density High Population growth 0.12% Fun Fact SoHo has been home to many famous people, including Taylor Swift, Jake Gyllenhaal, Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Philip Glass, Robert De Niro, Sarah Jessica Parker. SoHo is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods for brands to have a presence in. Soho's iconic cast iron architecture, abundance of shopping, world-class restaurants, and the city's most expensive real estate attract affluent consumers ready to spend. Our variety of hand painted premium inventory offers something unique for brands to tell their story. Scott Burdick, VP of Sales M-58 + M-63 LAFAYETTE ST. & CANAL ST. A dynamic group of fashion-forward individuals who set trends and influence the pulse of urban fashion with their unique , curated looks. Why Advertise here Position your brand at the heart of culture and style with two prime wallscapes at Lafayette and Canal Streets in SoHo, a hub for fashion influencers and industry leaders. Your campaign will become part of a vibrant tapestry of creativity and luxury , impossible to overlook. Nearby, patrons enjoy crafted cocktails at local bars, dine on upscale farm-to-table dishes, and shop at local boutiques, making your advertisement a lasting impression where the fashion world meets, even after Fashion Week ends. M-64 CANAL ST. & BROADWAY This area draws night owls with its late-night hotspots , stylish lounges, and vibrant energy, offering endless options for those who thrive after dark . Why Advertise here Advertising on Canal Street and Broadway offers exceptional exposure at one of NYC’s busiest intersections . Located between downtown’s edgy charm and SoHo’s sophistication, this wall overlooks SoHo, Chinatown, and Tribeca , capturing a diverse audience of locals, tourists, and professionals. Its cultural and commercial blend makes it ideal for high-impact advertising. M-68 W. BROADWAY b/w HOUSTON & PRINCE ST. Individuals who shape and influence trends by curating art, fashion, and experiences that reflect the latest creative expression and style. Why Advertise here Our West Broadway wallscape is in one of New York's most iconic neighborhoods . The area features luxury shops and top restaurants, attracting a stylish crowd of influencers and celebrities. This vibrant stretch between Houston and Prince connects your brand to a dynamic group of individuals at the center of style, fashion, and culture, making it an ideal location for maximum awareness and impact . M-69 LAFAYETTE ST. & SPRING ST. A refined and culturally engaged group that influences cultural shifts and values uniqueness , innovation, and high-quality artistic expression. Why Advertise here Located at the intersection of Lafayette St. and Spring St. , this vibrant mural connects the trendy neighborhoods of Nolita and Soho , known for their shopping, dining, and cultural scenes. The area attracts a diverse crowd of pedestrians, cyclists, and visitors drawn to high-end shops, popular eateries, and cultural spots. With easy subway access and Citibike stations nearby, advertising here places your brand in the heart of Manhattan’s most energetic areas, reaching trendsetters who appreciate style and innovation. M-74 GRAND ST. & THOMPSON ST. Navigating the city streets to uncover hidden gems and vibrant cultural niches in this ever-evolving artistic hub . Why Advertise here Advertising on Grand Street and Thompson Street presents a prime opportunity to reach one of Manhattan's most vibrant areas , blending SoHo and Tribeca. This hub is surrounded by high-end shopping , trendy boutiques, and artisanal cafes, ideal for fashion, art, and food lovers. Make your advertisement in a dynamic neighborhood offering diverse experiences and an excellent venue for brand exposure . Get to know the area Meatpacking District The streets feel like a gallery adorned with public art installations and pop-up events. Chic cafes and gourmet restaurants are plentiful, making it a hub for style and sophistication . Whether you’re shopping, dining, or exploring its creative treasures, SoHo embodies the timeless, trendsetting spirit of New York City. Anchored by landmarks like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the High Line —a unique elevated park with breathtaking city views—the district offers a perfect blend of culture, style, and urban charm. It's a vibrant destination for locals and tourists alike, embodying NYC's spirit of reinvention. Audience Income level: Upper-middle class Occupation: Finance and Banking, Technology, Legal, Healthcare, Real estate brokers and developers, creative directors, producers, Management consultants, Executive Roles Interests: Young, affluent professionals with a strong interest in fashion, dining, art, and nightlife Lifestyle: Tourists, fashion lovers, and people looking to have a night out, high-end shopping, dining, and nightlife. Education: Bachelor's Degree and advanced professional qualifications. Population 34.2K+ Median Age 37 Individual Income $154.9K+ Residents 78 Population density High Population growth -9% Fun Fact The neighborhood was a major destination for produce, poultry, fish, and meat in the 1880s. The Gansevoort Market, an open-air space for buying and selling produce, opened in 1879. You're reaching a sophisticated, high-spending audience, locals and tourists alike, who walk these streets daily. This isn’t just an ad—it’s a statement piece in one of the most iconic neighborhoods in New York City. Mike Christensen, Director, East Coast Sales M-62 GREENWHICH ST. & GANSEVOORT ST. A premier shopping destination where luxury brands, cutting-edge fashion, and stylish boutiques converge in a historic yet modern setting. Why Advertise here Positioning your advertisement at the intersection of Greenwich St. & Gansevoort St. offers unparalleled visibility in the heart of the Meatpacking District, a cultural and commercial hub . This prime location attracts a dynamic mix of affluent locals, fashion enthusiasts, tourists, and industry trendsetters drawn to the area’s luxury retail stores, world-class dining, and art galleries. The vibrant foot traffic and steady flow of visitors ensure your brand reaches a diverse , highly engaged audience in one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods .

  • MoMA, THE MUSEUM OF GREAT VIEWS

    MoMA < Back THE MUSEUM OF GREAT VIEWS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Art & Culture markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 74K+ Recreating Claude Monet’s iconic Water Lilies as a hand painted mural in Williamsburg, Brooklyn , is no small feat—but it’s a challenge Overall Murals and Wieden+Kennedy embraced wholeheartedly. This monumental mural is a standout piece in a vibrant new out-of-home campaign for the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), designed to reconnect New Yorkers with modern art in fresh and meaningful ways. At the heart of the campaign is the idea of using art as a universal language. By pairing the “Mo” from MoMA’s name with Monet’s masterpiece, the campaign transforms an everyday space into a dynamic art showcase. This installation acts as a love letter to New York City, offering residents and visitors moments of reflection and connection with the world of modern art . While Monet dedicated approximately thirty years perfecting "Water Lilies," the Overall Murals team managed to recreate this masterpiece in just five days—talk about pressure! Hand painted with precision and care, the mural stands as a striking reinterpretation of Monet's vision on an expansive urban canvas. The artistic journey didn't end there; the Overall Murals film crew captured the entire process , documenting each brushstroke in an engaging timelapse video . This video, created for MoMA, not only pays homage to the artistic process but also serves as dynamic content for MoMA's social media platforms. With a mix of timelapse footage and close-up details, the video brings the mural's creation to life for audiences everywhere. https://vimeo.com/1023997945 The "Water Lilies" mural ignites intrigue and encourages New Yorkers to find connections between themselves and their communities through art. This collaboration not only underscores the timelessness of Monet's work but also highlights art's power to inspire, engage, and transform urban spaces. Ultimately, the mural stands as a testament to modern art's enduring relevance and the remarkable ability of hand painted artistry to leave a bold and lasting impression. Previous Next

  • MODELO, 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

    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

  • Whitney Museum , BIENNIAL

    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

  • Boston Greenway, SHARA HUGHES

    Boston Greenway < Back SHARA HUGHES Overview Service Public Art industry Non-Profit markets Boston Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions Overall Murals is proud to have been selected to work with the Rose Kennedy Greenway for the 3rd time to paint the annual mural in Boston’s Dewey Square Park. In 2014, Overall brought to life Shinique Smith’s Seven Moon Junction , then in 2015, Overall painted Lawrence Weiner’s Translation From One Language to Another . This year we were honored to paint Carving Out Fresh Options designed by the Brooklyn-based artist Shara Hughes, a work originally painted on canvas. The first iteration of this painting is currently on view at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. Our walldogs brought Hughes’ first large-scale mural to life in just one week. Her design features bold colors and sweeping curves to form a surreal landscape of a rushing waterfall, winding river, and carved rock formations. This 40-foot dreamscape sharply contrasts the structured chrome of the surrounding city and left us wishing we could step through the paint into this imaginary place of lush colors. The Boston community treasures this ever-changing wallscape , the Greenway murals bring a focal point to the park and brighten the spirits of everyone who views it. Check out the process for yourself in this time-lapse video of the process caught by the Greenway crew. Previous Next

  • Bethesda, WOLFENSTEIN

    Bethesda < Back WOLFENSTEIN Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions The New Order is an action-adventure firstperson video game developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks. Set in alternative history 1960s Europe in a world where the Nazis won the Second World War, the singleplayer story follows William B.J Blazkowicz and his efforts to stop the Nazi rule over the world. Bethesda Softworks commissioned Overall Murals to produce an epic portrait of B.J. on a wallscape over one of the busiest intersections in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in advance of the May, 2014 release. The highly detailed mural depicts B.J. in full battle gear, stomping across a smoldering cityscape against a stark full moon. Within a week of its release, Wolfenstein: The New Order was the fourth best-selling game in the United States. Previous Next

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