You might be asking yourself, “Who is Dr. Revolt?” The short answer is… a legend.  to know the OM team over the past year, I learned that I was not alone and that many of the people who So, when thinking about who the next artist we should collaborate with should be, the idea to ask Revolt Having Revolt—one of the pioneers who defined that culture—bring his unique vision to our brand felt

STFU, the enigmatic airbrush ninja who lets their work do the shouting, is known for his vibrant, 80s-inspired With a client list that reads like a who's who of cool, such as Nike and Converse to Ksubi and Timberland These days, it's made a comeback with a vengeance, thanks to radical artists like STFU, who not only

I can’t imagine there’s one person out there who has not been affected, big or small, inwardly or outwardly Um, who the hell knows?” The final design by Pedro, who prefers to work with limited colors, was sent to us in black and white During production, those who loved it walked up to the painters with sincere compliments. Of course, as expected, there were those who were not so fanatical about it; and they only let it be

It signaled to the world that San Francisco had been forsaken by those who once enriched and elevated Those who stayed watched as the world simply lost hope on them.  Shortly after that, I noticed a LinkedIn post by Rick Robinson, CEO of PJX, who, after a market ride

Who would you say is your biggest influence? Marylin Minter. I am also inspired by artists like Dan Cohen and Eddie Lopez who I’ve worked with at Overall Murals. These guys have been in the industry for so long and have been great teachers, who I have learned so The time I was working with Elio Martinez, who I’ve been working with for 7 years, at a Jack Daniel’s Professionally I am inspired by the guys I work with who are in their sixties still doing this.

In my first few months, I found myself excitedly pointing out our mural locations to anyone who would The gifted artists who work day-in and day-out, through the snow, rain, blistering heat, and even a global highlight the common variation of cadmium green, which is often used in advertising artwork for clients, who

Once each year, our creative team researches and selects artists who understand and connect with our In 2018-2020, Spanish artist Pedro Oyarbide, who lives and works in Madrid, created graphics for OM bandanas By taking over more locations and with clients who choose hand-painted wallscapes for unforgettable out-of-home

Because it was me who exercised vulnerability just a year ago. Growing up, was there someone in your life that inspired who you are today? What was it and why? fears and reflect on what drove my decision to leave teaching for Real Estate, I think about my mother who In my previous role at a brokerage in Williamsburg, I came close to forgetting who I was in order to

Meet the Spicy Duo Meet the spicy duo Angel Saemai and Helen Li, who crossed paths in Boston shortly

How OOH has Become a Major Platform for Cannabis Advertising Look who’s legal now? They report that OOH advertising gives them a welcome break, especially for those of us who spent most Jay Z uses his platform and cannabis brand to amplify the voices of those who have been penalized by We see it ourselves in the growing number of clients who rely on our murals to build brands and deliver

Meet the Cevallos Brothers, two Ecuadorian-born sign painters who have been gracing the city's storefronts

This drive for greatness is validated when people pass by and shout: “Who is this mural for?” Think, what will get an influencer snapping their Maltipoo who just happens to have more followers than