Residential backyard murals in Venice, California.
the art of chase
Sigala x The Art of Chase
174 million views and counting. Sigala - “Easy Love” ft. The Lucky Aces.
'Anversa' hits the big screen!
‘Anversa’ hits the big screen! Throughout this holiday season, Belgian movie theaters will feature this trailer as part of the launch of Anversa, Belgium’s largest student housing development.
Offering 223 modern student flats and 30 stylish studios for young professionals, Anversa addresses the urgent need for quality student housing in Antwerp. By 2030, the city is projected to face a shortage of 4,000 student dorms—a challenge Anversa aims to help mitigate.
Interested in this unique investment opportunity? Go to Antonissen Development Group for more information.
For The Hive in Mar Vista, Los Angeles
The superfood cafe The Hive recently opened their third location in Los Angeles, this time in the Venice Beach adjacent neighborhood of Mar Vista. As with the previous locations, I designed and painted all of the interior walls to be vibrant and playful with good vibes all around.
On Sunset Blvd in Hollywood
Color is energy! For The William on Sunset Blvd in Hollywood. Commissioned by Winstar Properties with Art Direction by Michelle Fahmy (Haus of Meeshie.)
For Red Carpet Systems in South Central Los Angeles
For Red Carpet Systems in South Central Los Angeles.
For Inland Flower Market in Redlands, California
For Inland Flower Market in Redlands, California.
Backyard mural in Venice
Backyard mural in Venice. Special thanks to Krystle Laurent Los Angeles Homes!
Collabo with Skount for Straatmuseum in Amsterdam
Collabo with Skount for Straatmuseum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Special thanks to Eva, Boudewijn and David Roos!
With ZLA in West Adams
Collabo with ZLA for PG’s Liquor in the West Adams District in Los Angeles.
With ZLA in West Adams
‘Surrender’ - With ZLA in West Adams, Los Angeles. Shouts to Mike and Sandy!
1-800-CONNECT on Jefferson blvd
Upgraded public pay phone on Jefferson blvd next to the legendary Mel’s Fish Shack.
It goes without saying, but the world was a different place before the internet and cellphones. We’d head out in the morning to skate, paint, or whatever, and meet up with friends at a few spots around the city. If you didn’t find them at one, you’d run into them at another - or on the way there. You had a general sense of when dinner was and somehow just made it back home, unreachable the whole time.
Being connected like we are today has its upsides, but we’re also constantly distracted - if not outright addicted - to our phones. The dopamine-driven feedback loops keep us hooked: texting, checking likes, posting and doomscrolling.
Beyond the nostalgia, pay phones represent a time that felt freer, more innocent, less fragmented by distraction. With the last pay phone recently removed from NYC, these actions are my attempt to make them just a little harder to erase from the streets of LA.
For EmSculptNeo in Venice Beach
For EmSculptNeo in Venice Beach at Windward Circle. Shouts out to Evan Meyer, John Park and Beautify Earth!
It's like a jungle sometimes...
For a 1920s building in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
For AMP Lofts DTLA in the Arts District
For AMP Lofts DTLA in the Arts District. Special thanks to Fresh Paint Art for all the support.
For Ron Herman in West Hollywood
For Ron Herman (at Fred Segal Melrose) in West Hollywood. #0neLove // Creative Direction by Doug Behner.
Black Lives Matter
A little something for the homies at @sportiela on Melrose and the Movement // #enough #blacklivesmatter #endpoliceviolence
For the City of Hollywood
A little something for the City of Hollywood right across the street from the legendary Wild Card Boxing Club, home of the trainer of champions Freddie Roach.