People are always asking me, "where can we find all your murals?"
Finally I can say "HERE!"
It's definitely a work in progress, but off to a good start. If you have murals that I can't remember or
that you would like me to add, please contact me. In the future I hope to also add murals that have
been whitewashed or destroyed, but for the moment these are many of the murals that are still up and
viewable.
Enjoy!
Los Angeles Public Library has teamed up with Man One to present a series of workshops throughout the city as part of their LA MADE programming for 2018!
These workshops will give a hands-on approach to understanding this unique art form. The program will highlight the artist's work, a brief history, and a hands-on demonstration of chosen graffiti elements or techniques.
Click on image for more details about these workshops from the official LA MADE site.
Check out the first workshop I did back in February at the Baldwin Hills Branch from their live Facebook link: HERE
Last month, and thanks to Crewest, I was asked to create a mural for ABC's newest TV show "The Mayor" which debuted this week. I got to design a 14' x 48' mural that was hand painted by the guys at Colossal Media in Brooklyn, NY (on Wythe and N. 11th in Williamsburg to be exact).
The mural shows off an open faced giant sketchbook with the tag #REPRESENT repeated in different styles across the spread. My goal was to show the same word in multiple forms just like a graffiti artist practices with different styles, fonts, and colors in a blackbook.
The mural was a hit from the get go! Lots of people have been posting it via social media and taking cool IG pics in front of it. Here are some great shots to share with you. Don't forget to check out the show, it's actually really funny and has a great cast.
Artist: Man One
Title: People of Color
Edition: Archival pigment print on sustainable Bamboo Paper, from an edition of 30
Size: 24X18
Markings: Hand Signed, numbered and titled, Sugar Press chop mark
Date: 2017
Published by: Sugar Press
33% of all proceeds will be donated to The KAABOO KINDNESS program.
El Trabajo no es un Crimen (Work is not a Crime)
Opening Reception: Sunday October 1st, 2017 (3-7pm)
Closing: Sunday October 22nd, 2017
An exhibition honoring Street Vendors
Curated by Isabel Rojas-Williams & Lilia Ramirez (Liliflor)
Tonalli Studio, 4539 E. Cesar Chavez Ave, Los Angeles 90022
My exclusive new print for this show:
Title: "El Fruto de Tú Labor"
Dimensions: 11"x 17"
Medium: Giclee print on 80lb acid free paper. Signed and dated
Date:2017
Price:$30 (unframed)
Earlier this summer I created this fun mural in association with LACCNP for Mayor Garcetti's VISION ZERO initiative. The City's goal is to eliminate all traffic deaths by 2025. I figured that creating a large mural aimed at the kids in the neighborhood would be best for the initiative in this particular location. The mural is located on the side of Sam's Market on the corner of Westlake and 6th St. The title is "Cuidado Niños Jugando" (Caution Children Playing). I hope people enjoy the mural and the message as they travel around the MacArthur Park area.
