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We work with the top creative agencies and brands to develop award-winning creative and provide in-house design opportunities. You can be sure to find us out there, rain, snow, the occasional hail storm, and definitely out on a sunny day getting everything set up for a range of projects. our work Below is a collection of our work from the last 15+ years. Services Industry Markets Special FX Awards The Ordinary THE PERIODIC FABLE™ Up Los Angeles, New York Beauty American Express BUSINESS PLATINUM Up New York Finance AUDIBLE PRIDE & PREJUDICE Up Los Angeles, New York Entertainment Primark THAT'S SO PRIMARK Up New York Fashion & Apparel DON JULIO WILLY CHAVARRIA Up New York Alcohol MODELO 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Up Brooklyn Alcohol Suntory -196 LEMON VODKA SELTZER Up Los Angeles Alcohol NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE ESCAPE TO THE GREAT LIFE Up New York Travel ON RUNNING SOFT WINS Up Los Angeles Apparel & Accessories LE LABO NASHVILLE Up Nashville Beauty OMEGA MY LITTLE SECRET Up New York Apparel & Accessories Converse SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER Up Oklahoma City Apparel & Accessories Prada SUMMER 2025 EYEWEAR Up New York Fashion & Apparel Häagen-Dazs ALLIES IN ARTS Up Los Angeles, San Francisco CPG COMCAST THE WIFI IS BOOMING Up Atlanta, Seattle Technology Tools For Humanity WORLD.ORG Up San Francisco Technology MrBeast FEASTABLES Up New York CPG Icelandair BNA TO ICELAND Up Nashville Airline BMW M-5 TOURING Up San Francisco, New York, Seattle Automotive Prada ACTS LIKE PRADA Up New York Fashion 1 2 3 ... 11 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ... 11
- EA GAMES, STAR WARS | JEDI SURVIVOR
EA GAMES < Back STAR WARS | JEDI SURVIVOR Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation, Special FX industry Gaming markets New York, Los Angeles Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 2.9M+ EA Games Star Wars Jedi is arriving with a vengeance in the new thrilling game that immerses players in the Star Wars universe like never before. One can expect to play intense battles, do puzzle-solving, and explore a galaxy far, far away. The Fallen Order's sequel, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, comes out on April 28th and continues the journey of protagonist Cal Kestis as he faces new challenges and enemies, all while getting one step closer to restoring the Jedi Order! What better way to announce the big release than three larger-than-life glow-in-the-dark, hand painted murals throughout New York and Los Angeles in high-foot traffic locations.All three street-level murals feature Cal Kestis in an action-packed pose, holding a lightsaber alongside his BD-1 robot. At night, the sky glows with fluorescent orange, red, yellow, and pink paint that activates under a UV light. Translucent paint was added to the iconic lightsaber, giving it the notable glow typically powered by the fictional Kyber Crystal. Cal’s jacket and forehead are also covered with transparent paint to appear as if the light from the lightsaber reflects off his clothing, and the sun reflects off his face. Lastly, the lettering is painted with translucent paint, calling further attention to pedestrians to tie the visuals together in announcing the highly anticipated video game release. The murals achieve a striking effect on passersby day and night. In fact, Cameron Monaghan , the multi-talented actor who plays Cal Kestis, shared a nighttime video of our SoHo mural on social media, spreading the campaign further to his 2.7 million followers! Unsurprisingly, each mural is gaining so much traction as they are strategically hand painted in vibrant neighborhoods, including Bushwick , Soho, and Melrose . Perfectly selected neighborhoods are chosen for their abundance of nightlife, retail, and dining scenes. So as you become enamored over our beautifully executed glow-in-the-dark EA Games murals, can we rely on you to use the Force in this highly anticipated sequel? Catch you online in April! Previous Next
- ADIDAS, GAZELLE
ADIDAS < Back GAZELLE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Apparel & Accessories markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 1.9M+ We’ve left our footprint – a new, ruby-red Adidas Gazelle footprint, to be exact – on a new Overall Murals wall in the trendy West Hollywood/Fairfax neighborhood of Los Angeles. We’re immensely excited about the space, 3 large faces of a building on Clinton and Fairfax Ave. just blocks from beloved French restaurant ADKT LA and a hip, hop, skip, and jump (best done in a pair of Gazelles) from the famed Banana Bungalow Hotel in West Hollywood. This is a brand-new wall for us , and we’re excited about its size, busy location, and 90-degree corners, which gives motorists and pedestrians going both directions on Fairfax (N & S) a full view of our work and a feeling of “three-dimensionality.” The legendary Adidas logo, stamped on the back of every Gazelle, is big and bright on both sides of the wall. Notorious Overall Murals walldog Marcine Franckowiak led six of our painters and created a high-impact, hand-painted wallscape for Adidas so photorealistic , it’s as if you could reach out and feel the soft suede of each sneaker, press your fingers into its rubber sole. Originals may have started as trainers, however the shoe is still going strong after a 70+ year run: lightweight and built with a classic suede upper and gum sole, it’s comfortable everywhere from art galleries to recording studios, runways to skate parks and surf shops. It's a lot like the Overall Murals team. Previous Next
- Mother, NEW YORK OFFICE
Mother < Back NEW YORK OFFICE Overview Service Commercial Signage industry Advertising markets New York Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions N/A Mother, a fiercely independent creative agency, has always thrived on doing things differently. Founded in London in 1996 by a group of innovative, free-thinking individuals, Mother has grown from a small gathering around a kitchen table to a global network of over 500 like-minded creatives. When Mother announced opening a new office in Gowanus, Brooklyn, they knew they wanted something unique to reflect their unconventional approach. That's where we came in. Mother asked us to create a hand painted sign with the words "Mother around the block," along with two large anamorphic "77" figures, as part of their new office's address. The idea was that these elements would be visible from passing trains and large enough to help visitors find the otherwise hidden entrance. The "77" design resembles photorealistic drilled numbers, a concept often seen on industrial doors, which complements the exterior of their new space. We examined the design and sampled the colors to match the detailed shading, depth, and texture required to achieve the desired effects. We worked closely with Mother's team to ensure that the final results for both designs aligned with their vision and maintained the photorealistic appearance they desired. This project was a perfect example of how we enjoy helping our neighbors, clients, and partners by providing commercial work that adds value to their businesses. Working with Mother allowed us to contribute to their office aesthetic and collaborate with a company (and client) that shares a passion for hand paint. Previous Next
- Tools For Humanity, WORLD.ORG
Tools For Humanity < Back WORLD.ORG Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets San Francisco Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 1.5 M+ This prime wall for World.org made an unforgettable impression at the high-traffic intersection of Union Square and the Financial District in San Francisco , reaching 1.5 M+ monthly passersby, from suit-clad executives to creative professionals. World.org , a Tools for Humanity company, is pioneering the future of AI and human identity verification through innovative technology. For their first major outdoor campaign, they chose us to bring their vision to life in a way that embodies the intersection of cutting-edge technology and timeless craftsmanship. At first glance, the artwork appears digitally rendered: a halftone portrait in striking coral red against a soft blue field, crowned with the "World, USA" typography. But here's the twist that makes this campaign so powerful: there are no pixels involved. Our mission has always been to kill the pixel to bring human touch, craftsmanship, and analog beauty back into a screen-saturated world. This philosophy created the perfect synergy with World.org 's mission: while they're building the future of digital identity, we're proving that the most memorable impressions still come from human hands. What looks like a digital image was painted entirely by hand. No stencils. No shortcuts. Though we prepped backup stencils as a safety net, our crew chose the honorable way, recreating every single dot of the halftone pattern freehand. Over five days, the team arrived with brushes, custom-mixed paints, and sheer determination. Precision was everything. One misplaced dot could compromise the entire visual effect. The result is a masterclass in control and craftsmanship: a "pixelated" visual created without pixels. It's a beautiful contradiction that captures something profound: as World.org advances digital innovation, this mural reminds us that in a world dominated by screens, nothing grabs attention quite like the irreplaceable human touch. Previous Next
- HBO, AMERICAN UTOPIA
HBO < Back AMERICAN UTOPIA Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 733,880 On March 12, 2020 for the first time since inception, Broadway had shut its doors. What started as a brief hiatus scheduled to reopen just a month later, turned into an indefinite closing. Broadway, New York City, the nation, and the world quickly learned that Covid-19 would create a new normal, changing life as we know it for far longer than a short month. Amongst one of the most popular shows gracing the famous Hudson Theater, precovid, was Talking Heads’ frontman, David Byrne’s, American Utopia . The premise centered around music as the star of the show. With the shutdown of all theaters, HBO Max and Oscar winning director, Spike Lee brought American Utopia to the home, with its rendition of the dazzling choreographed concert. The special highlights 11 dancers, clothed in grey business suits, as they exist in a dreamworld where social justice and self-exploration reign supreme. David Byrne’s American Utopia is an HBO Special Event that will excite Broadway goers and streamers Previous Next
- WARNER BROTHERS, IT
WARNER BROTHERS < Back IT Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Special FX industry Entertainment markets Los Angeles Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 500K+ The highly anticipated recreation of Stephen King's, IT is finally here and as a teaser to the movie premiere. Overall Murals created a progressive mural in Venice Beach, CA. Over the course of 4 weeks. The iconic balloon from the original film, floated across the artwork, revealing the phrase "You'll float too". Located on Windward Ave, which leads Venice visitors to the main entrance of the boardwalk, the mural's backdrop boasts views of the infamous Venice Mural and Venice sign, making it the perfect place to attract attention. The highly anticipated recreation of Stephen King's is finally here and as a teaser for the movie premiere on September 8th. Previous Next
- BET, BET Black Canvas
BET < Back BET Black Canvas Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Overall Creative 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
- 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 .
- GoPuff, BE RIGHT THERE
GoPuff < Back BE RIGHT THERE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Technology markets New York, Chicago Wall(s) 3 Walls impressions 571K + GoPuff also allows brands to instantly add products to the platform so customers can order their favorite items within minutes. This increases the value of their inventory and provides small businesses with an opportunity to monetize their products. So, how does a great app like GoPuff get into the hands of young, urban professionals? Through a 2,772ft² wallscape located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. City dwellers can’t deny the convenience a delivery service can make in their lives. The average fast-paced hard-working individual may get home from a long day of work and find that a trip to the grocery store just doesn't fit into their busy schedule. That’s where GoPuff comes in. Gopuff is a delivery service app that provides daily necessities like food, home essentials, snack delivery, and alcohol without having to make a trip to the store. Their direct-to-consumer model allows the app to analyze and foresee customers’ ordering habits and detect shifting consumer preferences, patterns, and purchasing routines as the e-commerce industry evolves. This offers companies in-depth consumer insights on how their products are being used, what steps need to be taken to remain up-to-date in a competitive market, and how to retain brand loyalty. GoPuff also allows brands to instantly add products to the platform so customers can order their favorite items within minutes. This increases the value of their inventory and provides small businesses with an opportunity to monetize their products. So, how does a great app like GoPuff get into the hands of young, urban professionals? Through a 2,772ft² wallscape located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This giant mural was the perfect reminder for a daily passerby rushing to their workout class to order their Dove body wash and have it arrive by the time they return home for their post-workout shower - a prime example of the impact GoPuff will have on the local Williamsburg user who wants their groceries without sacrificing convenience. And we are pleased to be a part of communicating that service through hand paint. Previous Next
- Anduril Industries, DON'T WORK HERE
Anduril Industries < Back DON'T WORK HERE Overview Service Outdoor Advertising, Content Creation, Special FX industry Technology markets Seattle Wall(s) 1 Wall impressions 362K+ In a bold move that perfectly aligned with our creative philosophy and Anduril’s disruptive brand positioning, PJX approached us with orchestrating what appeared to be a “graffiti takeover” of their artwork on our Pike Place, Seattle wallscape. We brought their vision to life, enlisting an anonymous street artist to spray “Don’t” over the original mural that read “ WorkAnduril.com ,” incorporating strategic graffiti elements that reinforced Anduril’s campaign messaging and website URL. This project required meticulous planning. Our graffiti artist staged a thrilling break-in, captured in a video by our in-house content creation team . The footage shows them entering the building and then belaying down the wall under the cover of night to “illegally” alter the mural. The video, shared on Anduril’s social media , added an extra layer of authenticity and intrigue, leaving viewers questioning whether the act was genuine vandalism or a clever campaign move. The calculated “vandalism” generated an immediate buzz as pedestrians stopped to photograph the seemingly controversial alteration. The results speak for themselves—over 362K+ organic impressions in person and 79K+ on Instagram. This project exemplifies our commitment to creating work that transcends traditional corporate art. By leveraging our team's authentic graffiti backgrounds and deep understanding of street art culture, we delivered something that a typical design agency couldn’t replicate. The staged “vandalism” resonated particularly well because it was executed with genuine respect for graffiti culture, resulting in an experience that felt authentic. Previous Next
- Adult Swim, THE BOONDOCKS
Adult Swim < Back THE BOONDOCKS Overview Service Outdoor Advertising industry Entertainment markets New York, Philadelphia Wall(s) 2 Walls impressions The Boondocks is a Peabody Award-winning animated sitcom on Cartoon Network late-night programming block,Adult Swim. The series was created by Aaron McGruder offers a modern perspective on culture, class, and race relations. Following three critically-acclaimed seasons in 2005, 2007, and 2010, the series went on hiatus until 2014. To announce the release of the 4th and final season, Adult Swim enlisted Overall Murals to produce a teaser campaign in NYC, featuring a black-and-white silhouette of the iconic main character, Huey, with no text other than the release date. The images produced a whirlwind of positive social media, which was renewed three weeks later when two vibrant, full-color portraits with full network release details were produced in both NYC and Philadelphia. Previous Next















