Our new website can be found here: Graffiti USA
Happy New Year! A lot of exciting new projects coming this year including a US tour starting in the Spring. Check out this new video of our services and please share!
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On Halloween this year, we worked with New Balance on an activation for the New York City Marathon. They were releasing the NYC Zante which was a new shoe for the marathon. New Balance filled a box truck in midtown with their new shoes and gave away sneakers to runners who were willing to donate the sneakers on their feet! While this was happening, we were creating custom artwork on the exterior of the truck. Check out some photos of the project below along with video of the event!
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We worked with Cases, a NYC organization that aims to “increase public safety through innovative services that reduce crime and incarceration, improve behavioral health, promote recovery and rehabilitation, and create opportunities for success in the community.” Graffiti USA happened to be a model example of how we were able to take our negative energy from our past graffiti roots and transform it into a positive, successful business. Check out photos of the pantry and hallway that we painted for the client. This is a great, passionate client that looking to make the future better for a lot of kids. Our hats off to them!
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One of our artists Seb Gorey recently worked with Sofitel (a luxury hotel chain) on creating some artwork in their New York location in midtown. The mural concept in the staircase was to feature iconic landmarks from New York and Paris. On another wall, Seb painted a park scene set behind a bench at the hotel. This was a fun project and we hope to work with them in their other hotels in the future! Check out some photos from the project below:
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One of our artists Jurne recently worked with Nvidia on a custom graffiti mural in the cafe of their Silicon Valley office! The concept was a graffiti piece with the saying “Color Outside The Lines” with accents colors pulling from the brand. We also recently worked with Gensler (who designed the Nvidia Silicon Valley headquarters) on the new New York Mastercard Office! Check out some images of the Nvidia mural below:
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In collaboration with Klughaus, we recently worked on a new mural for Action Bronson‘s show “Fuck That’s Delicious” that airs on Vice Munchies. Special thank you to Sweet Chick in Williamsburg Brooklyn for the wall space and hospitality! This was a rare job for us where we mixed spray paint and brush work to get the font work looking crispy! We kept hearing from random people passing by that this was one of their favorite online shows at the moment. Photos of the work and video trailer for the show below:
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Recently, we worked with YouTube & Google BrandLabs on their new YouTube Space NY launch event. The space acts “as a hybrid production facility and classroom where brand marketers are invited to up their digital savvy while YouTube’s creator partners leverage the studio’s resources and acumen.”
With a whopping one billion unique users visiting YouTube every month to consume about six billion hours of video, it’s a smart move for the world’s second most valuable brand to set up shop near Madison Avenue. YouTube’s studios in London, Los Angeles and Tokyo have drawn over 30,000 creators to more than 450 workshops resulting in 6,000 videos viewed for 47 million hours. With BrandLab, it’s hoping to spread the gospel with those in control of marketing budgets, too. (http://www.brandchannel.com/home/post/141013-Google-BrandLab.aspx)
Check out video and photos from the event below:
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Graffiti USA, in collaboration with Klughaus Gallery was featured for some of our work at The Wayfarer restaurant in midtown. Earlier in the year, we painted a one color portrait of Brigette Bardot in the restaurant. The restaurant and the mural was featured in last month’s Hospitality Design magazine. Thank you to Meyer Davis Studio for reaching out to us on this project. It was great to be part of it! Also, check out our other portrait we painted in collaboration with Meyer Davis for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House earlier in the year.
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Earlier this month, we worked with Paxos Restaurant Group and Jeffrey Beers International to create a custom portrait in spray paint for a new Mexican restaurant called “Torre” opening in Center Valley, PA! For this project, we created a portrait of a Mexican woman wearing “Day of the Dead” make up. She was also supposed to be the goddess of Agave which is why we painted her in a tone of blue. We followed the client’s direction on a bright/textured background and were very happy with the results. Hopefully, we’ll have some cleaner photos of the artwork to share once the restaurant is completely built out! In the mean time, check out some of the progress photos as well as a time lapse video of the artwork being created!
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Earlier in the year, we worked with Puma and Rain on a commercial celebrating the anniversary of the Puma Suede sneaker. Check out the video below. It’s a really quick clip at the (0:34 mark) but you can see the graffiti collage we painted for this project!
“Revolutionary. Classic. Timeless. PUMA SUEDE has been down since forever. Back in 1968, the city scene was packed with hot chicks in hot pants and tall boys in basketball shorts. That was when PUMA first came on the scene with the Suede silhouette. The industry rebel that said “nay” to ordinary leather, the Suede was a warm-up shoe made infamous by athletic greats such as basketball’s Walt “Clyde” Frazier and the track’s Tommie Smith. It hit new levels of fame during the ’80s dawn of b-boys and hip hop beats, taking over New York City blocks. And to this day, it remains PUMA’s most epic icon of sport-inspired style with its smooth suede and streetwise swagger.”
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