LONGCHAMP < Back LE PILAGE/TP Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 2M+ Fashion meets art in Longchamp’s current partnership with Italian artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, known for creating the esteemed TOILETPAPER MAGAZINE. Both brands share universal, artistic, colorful, and optimistic values, bringing a playful vibe to our wallspace in fashionable Soho, New York . We hand painted the iconic Le Pilage/TP featuring a baguette and a French bulldog held by two Caravaggio-esque men. The artists behind this collaboration aim to bring excitement and surprise into people's lives by using contemporary methods and playful photography to help people see the world from a fresh perspective! This mural is a perfect example of their creative vision. Using vibrant colors, playful photography, and a simple call to action directing people to Longchamp's Soho store leaves a lasting impression on the 500,000+ people who view this mural weekly. Previous Next

Sony Music < Back DEPECHE MODE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 impressions 602K In anticipation of Depeche Mode's long-awaited album, 'Memento Mori,' Sony Music partnered with Overall Murals to hand paint a stunning mural at the vibrant heart of Downtown Los Angeles . This locale, a haven for music enthusiasts and passersby, perfectly encapsulated the band's pioneering spirit. The mural pays heartfelt tribute to Fletch, the keyboardist who passed away unexpectedly, leaving fans in shock. Serving as both a grand unveiling and a poignant memorial, this artwork captivated significant attention, attracting 602K passionate fans and locals to Downtown LA. The gathering was marked by people bringing flowers, a touching gesture to honor the late Fletch. Included in the mural a cryptic QR code intricately woven into the artwork directed fans to an AR lens on the band’s Instagram account. By aligning the lens with the wings, fans unlocked the full album art and title, delivering an exhilarating self-discovery experience. Moreover, the entire mural creation footage doubled as the visualizer for “Ghosts Again,” amassing 422K views on YouTube. This video seamlessly merges the timeless essence of music and art, spotlighting the mural's pivotal role in emotionally resonant storytelling through the mastery of hand-painted visuals. Previous Next

Universal Studios < Back DIA DE LOS MUERTOS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 2 impressions 157K Universal Studios, renowned for its Hollywood legacy, embarked on a Dia de los Muertos marketing initiative featuring two iconic Universal Monsters: Frankenstein and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. These creatures were hand painted by Overall Murals in prominent Los Angeles neighborhoods and designed by artists Farid Rueda and Senkoe . Seeking to harness the cultural significance of Dia de los Muertos while showcasing the iconic Universal Monsters, Universal aimed to connect with diverse audiences through stunning murals that depicted each Universal Creature with distinct artistic flair. Senkoe infused Frankenstein with vivid colors inspired by the Dia de los Muertos celebration, drawing from their Mexican heritage. This interpretation added cultural depth to the classic monster and was hand painted in Hollywood , Los Angeles . Farid Rueda incorporated geometric elements inspired by ancient Aztec and Mayan gods into the Creature from the Black Lagoon design, enhancing the Creature's scales and gills with a unique visual narrative. It was hand painted in Venice Beach , Los Angeles . Universal Studios' collaboration with Overall Murals and the artists Farid Rueda and Senkoe exemplified the fusion of cultural celebration, iconic film heritage, and artistic expression. The initiative successfully engaged over 157K passersby, bridging cultural elements with Universal's classic monsters and showcasing murals as a compelling medium for brand storytelling. This campaign not only celebrated Dia de los Muertos but also highlighted the enduring appeal of Universal Studios' iconic characters in a culturally meaningful way. Previous Next

Gotham FC < Back CLASS OF 2024 Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Sports markets New York Wall(s) 1 impressions 2.1M+ Gotham FC, a well- known women's soccer team, recently welcomed four talented players to their team: Crystal Dunn , a two-time Olympian, a World Cup champion, and three-time NWSL champ, Rose Lavelle , the youngest player on the American roster at the 2019 Women's World Cup, Tierna Davidson , and Emily Sonnett . To celebrate this exciting news, Gotham FC collaborated with Overall Murals to create a hand painted mural that captured the essence of the team's new members on Lafayette St. & Canal St. in SoHo, New York . The completed mural served as a beautiful backdrop for the star players themselves. Crystal, Rose, Tierna, and Emily visited the mural, expressing their excitement to see their likenesses painted on the walls of the vibrant SoHo neighborhood seen by 2.1M+ passersby. Gotham FC used social media to amplify the mural's reach and impact. They shared professionally captured photos of the players posing in front of the mural on their social media platforms, reaching 210K fans, followers, and fellow athletes. Choosing a hand painted mural over a conventional vinyl billboard was a deliberate decision by Gotham FC and Overall Murals. They recognized the value of investing time and effort into a unique, handcrafted piece of art. The mural stood out visually and conveyed a sense of authenticity and dedication that resonated with the players and the community. The mural was completed just in time for Gotham FC's training camp on January 29th, symbolizing the beginning of a new chapter for the team with the arrival of these exceptional players. Previous Next

GOOGLE < Back FIND THAT THING Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets Los Angeles, New York Wall(s) 8 walls impressions 9.5M+ "A picture is worth a thousand words" should be the motto for Gen Z, who don’t always type in keywords but rely on immersive ways to discover new content. That’s why it’s no surprise Google’s latest campaign, "Find That Thing," draws attention to their latest innovation - Google Lens. The image recognition technology system instantly delivers information related to the object to anything it identifies in real life. Someone struggling to describe something in words will find this latest and greatest technology as their new way to discover. So how did Google grab the lens of 4 million people across the country? Through hand painted murals, of course! ​ Our crew painted 8 murals coast to caost, allowing passersby to "search what you see." From street level to large elevated wall spaces, we purposely painted in high-traffic neighborhoods like Bushwick, SoHo, Venice, Silver Lake, and Downtown Los Angeles, hotspots for Gen Z dwellers. Each mural reflected the everyday lives of the younger generation. Whether it was a person or thing depicted in the image, the artwork portrayed the perspective of somebody using Google Lens to search for things they found interesting. From cottage core for the crafty types in Silver Lake to furry pink hats adored by Bushwick's hipster elites, anyone who passes these murals could quickly scan and find the item, or something similar, to what is in the mural - now how’s that for innovation! Previous Next

BET < Back BET Black Canvas Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, OM Art Studio industry Entertainment markets Philadelphia Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 200K+ We had the privilege of selecting and working alongside Mz. Icar to design a mural for BET's latest project #BETBlackCanvas , a celebration for Black creative expression, creators, and visionaries, talent, in which a black canvas for black creativity and storytelling is provided to local artists to show their work. Mz. Icar is an anonymous art collective, based in Philadelphia, comprised primarily of Black Women who are focused on creating works that celebrate Women, Global Blackness, and Play. Mz. Icar's vision brought BET's #BlackCanvas to life with a piece titled Since Day, aligned with BET's phase Where Black Culture Lives. The artwork was hand painted by our team (and Mz Icar) who brought the piece to life on our wallscape located in the historical neighborhood of Germantown. Previous Next

ZICO < Back CRACK LIFE OPEN Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry CPG markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions ​ ZICO makers of one of the fastest growing beverages in the market, partnered with celebrated actress, bestselling author, and entrepreneur Jessica Alba to launch their biggest national campaign to date, Crack Life Open. ZICO entrusted Overall Murals with the task of recreating their breezy new campaign in giant murals up to 50' tall--no small task considering the highly iconic campaign spokesmodel, Jessica Alba. Produced by Overall Mural's in-house teamof highly trained painters expert in the craft of photorealistic reproduction, the likeness in the finished murals was unmistakeable. A time-lapse of the intense six day process was filmed from start to finish in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Previous Next

MARC JACOBS < Back THE TOTE BAG Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets Atlanta Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 148K+ Marc Jacobs just released its Spring 2023 campaign, starring supermodel Kendall Jenner. We had the honor of hand painting a wall in Little Five Points, Atlanta announcing the fashion brand's latest collection. Shot in Los Angeles by Tyrone Lebon, Kendall Jenner poses wearing a white corset bra top and carrying a Marc Jacobs' classic Micro Leather Tote Bag on her shoulder. The campaign showcases a bold and daring approach, with Jenner effortlessly embodying Marc Jacobs' iconic style of confident, fearless femininity. With Fashion Month just around the corner, this mural is an excellent opportunity to raise awareness of Marc Jacobs' new collection. Over three days, our best pictorial painters effortlessly recreated Kendell Jenner's notable face and defined her recognizable features. Every detail was given the utmost care and attention, from her textured hair to the designer bag that adorned her shoulder. The 330-square-foot mural portrays a larger-than-life Kendall Jenner for all Little Five Points to admire. From the fashionable, eclectic, and progressive locals, this neighborhood thrives with Atlanta's hippest trendsetters. It even caught the eye of Kendall Jenner, who reposted the mural on her Instagram - What better way to announ ce a collection than on her Instagram? ​ Now, please excuse us as we make our way to Lenox Square Mall to check out the latest collection Previous Next

Converse < Back THE LUNARLON Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets Los Angeles, Boston Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions 804K+ Everyone's favorite shoe just got a makeover -- the first one in nearly a century. This past summer, Converse unveiled a new, revamped edition of their classic All-Star Chucks, the Chuck Lunarlon. These new Chucks are equipped with sleek Nike insoles for a more comfortable wear and target a newer audience with their trendy minimalist design. Overall Murals took to the streets of Boston and the boardwalk of Venice Beach to assist in the grand reveal. Consisting of one black high top against a similarly dark background, the piece pops with the signature yellow neon lettering. The dark on dark imagery calls more attention to the intricate detailing that makes up the various textures of the iconic, Converse sneaker. The threads of the laces stand out with precise gradated striations. The Lunarlon is available in various primary colors, but any passerby of these murals may be more compelled to cop the originals. Previous Next

Paul Smith < Back SIGNATURE STRIPE Overview Service OM Art Studio, Commercial 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 Art Studio team. The Paul Smith creative team based in London, approached OM Art Studio 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 OM 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

ADIDAS < Back IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets New York Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 1.5M+ Adidas has a mission: For the world to see only the possibilities where others may see the impossible. And we had the privilege to mark that message all over New York City. The Adidas slogan "Impossible is Nothing" originated in 1974 and was derived from a quote by Muhammad Ali , world-famous boxing champion. Ali endorsed the brand making it the most important milestones for Adidas. In 2004, the tagline became the brands biggest marketing campaign with the intention to communicate their passion for the sport by connecting the brand with athletes.​Why athletes?​ Adidas Executive Board Member Erich Stamminger explains, "As an athlete you always strive to go further, break new ground, surpass your limits. So do we as a brand, to achieve our mission to be the leading sports brand in the world." Fast forward 16 years and the campaign continues to reign. Except for this time the series not only involved famous athletes like basketball star James Harde, sports personality Ally Love, and running legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee. The campaign also includes local heroic Brooklyn-based runners, Jessie Zapo, Dre Pabon, Shiara Robinson, Kwasi Kessie, Lottie Bildirici, recognized by Adidas for bringing the possibility into everything they do. We even had the privilege to meet them in person and witness their authentic reactions as they saw themselves on a wall in a prime location in Williamsburg. They invited their friends and family, posed proudly in front of the wall, and shared the message on all their social media platforms. One of the runners depicted even posted an emotional series of Instagram stories, capturing his reaction as he saw himself up on the wall. He then posed for photos with his wife and kids to further commemorate the moment. ​The massive pictorial murals can be found on three of our best units in Brooklyn and Manhattan, including our largest street level wall located on the five-star William Vale Hotel in Williamsburg. Everyone we hand painted on these walls is someone driven by action. They are people who see the world with only possibilities and are driven to shape a better world. They are what brings energy and excitement into everything we do. As our co-founder, Angel says, "We paint the impossible" , and that is just what this was for us. From a not-so-favorable forecast to long cold 12-hour days, our painters worked around the clock to meet a deadline and do what many thought would be impossible. ​ The results? Well, see below for yourselves. Previous Next

The New School < Back INTEGRAL RUEDI BAUR Overview Service Commercial 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