The murals can be found on our largest and most unique set of walls in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, at the foot of Domino Park. Part of our collection includes custom designed bandanas, which we’ve been making for years. harkens one of Dmitry and my favorite Spike Lee films, and like our office, it’s based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn We’ve never painted this wall because it’s too close to the park for advertising.

The mural creates a visual exhale, a moment of calm in Midtown, where Central Park emerges as the heartbeat Iconography & Hidden Meaning Throughout the mural, abstracted nods reference Central Park and its surrounding Playgrounds & Fields: Spaces of play, rest, and community The Reservoir: A haven for wildlife Central Park Bandshell: Reference to the park’s musical history Harlem: A culturally artistic epicenter Overall The goal mirrors the feeling of Central Park, a sanctuary from Midtown chaos, offering Joe & The Juice

Not the obvious ones, Brooklyn has plenty of noise, but the subtler currents that move people from café to hotel, studio to restaurant, park to rooftop. This part of Williamsburg isn’t just changing, it’s editing itself constantly, like a neighborhood that They become part of the daily exchange, a visual handshake passed from morning joggers to after-dinner Or maybe it’s simply that paint on brick will always look right under Brooklyn light.

Two murals were selected in high-traffic summertime hotspots; Venice Beach in Los Angeles and Domino Park in Brooklyn .

translated this use of color onto our favorite mural space on the shores of the East River, next to Domino Park in Brooklyn.

MADSTEEZ aka Mark Paul Deren, an artist and designer originally from Sunny Cali is known for his stylized Overall Murals took MADSTEEZ’s digital design for the campaign and brought it to hand paint life in Brooklyn Since Mark lives just a block from our Domino Park , Brooklyn wallscape, it made sense to include him painters were just about done for the day, an impromptu dance party broke out featuring a DJ and a slew of Brooklynites Coast to coast, these murals are leaving colorful and nostalgic marks, reminding folks of tonight’s big