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- Public Presence : The Power of public Art
Shannon has lived it, from trains to brick walls, across the world. Murals that have intention, a message, and are considerate of the community and environment they live When painting in the public domain, you have to give up ownership of the piece once you walk away. Hand painted Public Art is slow, physical, deliberate work. But that's exactly the point.
- apprenticeship workshop
Your paint crew, in front of a large wallscape in matching paint-covered clothes. They learned the paints consistency and how to apply it with the right paint brush to different wall In our workshop, we outlined the little things like this to prepare each painter for different typeface They started with a zoomed-out point of view of the whole process and broke down each step before we "It's not just painting a wall."
- PANDEMIC PASSION: MURAL PROJECT
In the middle of the Great Recession, in 2008, my husband, Dmitry Pankov, and I started a little painted Living in a global pandemic feels like a bad acid trip, making our initial company struggles seem like Black Lives Matter. At this point, a recap includes the Australian fires, Kobe Bryant’s sad departure, to of course, coronavirus It was striking on the screen and as a print.
- AI in the Spotlight, But Humans Behind the Brush
After all, there’s nothing quite like a hand painted mural, no algorithm can replicate the tactile beauty Yet, in the midst of a digital revolution, Overall Murals was chosen to paint massive murals for AI companies A little confusing? Absolutely. But also wonderfully poetic. Our murals, painted by real artists with real brushes, are a testament to this. campaigns that target our every click, there’s something almost revolutionary about the idea of using paint
- WHY WYTHE...
Artists built lives here long before the rest of the world caught on. You see out-of-towners dragging suitcases alongside people who’ve lived here since before Google Maps B-80 , up near Banker Street and N 15th , is the northern entry point. It anchors the block, even halfway through the painting. work lives longer here than the weeks it physically occupies the wall.
- The revolution will not be televised
After many years of living, working, and participating in the arts here, I have been fortunate to meet At first glance, it might seem like a contradiction—a graffiti artist working alongside a hand-painted For a lot of us, graffiti was the entry point to art itself, the spark that ignited our creative It needed to live beyond fabric. That’s when it hit us: why not have Revolt himself paint it on the outside of our new headquarters?
- Nothing Beats the Real Thing
I should know; I work in the hand painted outdoor advertising industry. We must step back to its roots to understand why hand painting matters. The craft of sign painting stretches back to ancient civilizations. It carries a level of prestige that digital and print simply cannot match. A hand painted ad isn't mass-produced. It's crafted.
- The man behind the camera
Video Producer and the creative force behind capturing and crafting the stories that bring our hand painted advertising murals and the painting process to life. After college, I was able to pursue video when I worked for a friend who painted a lot of commercial HAYDEN: Mural painting is a process that spans five to seven days, and there’s no immediate "boom, HAYDEN: It's like capturing posterity, documenting something that will live on forever, especially
- "El Reto"
Since then, Ariana has been using her talent to create incredible hand painted murals nationwide. Ariana Villar joined the OM team a little over a year ago as an apprentice. But nothing compares to the feeling of holding a brush and creating art with paint—that's my passion. It gives meaning to everything, especially in a world where people are often disconnected from their What advice do you have for women looking to get into the hand painted advertising industry?
- A Midtown Sanctuary: Joe & The Juice Mural
“We wanted the colors to feel lively while maintaining a smooth, cohesive, and visually engaging harmony and peace Circular Running Track: Movement, wellness, and daily ritual Columbus Circle: A meeting point
- Where art meets swag
We vote on a final artist, then hold a few meetings to discuss some merchandise concepts, but we give In 2018-2020, Spanish artist Pedro Oyarbide, who lives and works in Madrid, created graphics for OM bandanas using similar paint properties. I tried to find different scenarios where I could combine my two sources of inspiration, give them my In other words, we want to kill the pixel and prove the power of paint.
- Power to the People. They’re Watching.
Painting is a medium everyone knows about, but what we’re painting and why are what strike the curiosity chord each and every time we paint a mural. Overall Films documented the process so the story could extend beyond the street and give people a closer Where the wall lives matters just as much as what goes on it. Through our hand painted process—translating artwork to scale, hand-mixing color, and painting live in















