Portfolios Archive

Phill Bourque

Raised in New England, Phill developed a deep appreciation for resilience, craftsmanship, and storytelling through art. After earning his bachelor’s degree in Illustration, he set out for sunny California, driven by the dream of creating murals year-round. Over the past decade, he’s brought vibrant, large-scale artworks to life across multiple states, leaving his mark on city streets, businesses, and communities nationwide. Works include a diverse range of styles and mediums—including acrylic, pastel, spray paint and marker—allowing some slack to adapt into any creative challenge. From intimate coffee shops to expansive high school walls, and collaborating with big brands like The Hartford Insurance Company and Ralph Lauren, each project is an opportunity to turn visual concepts into striking realities.

At the core of his artistic vision is a love for pop culture, portraiture, abstraction, landscapes, and typography. The goal is not just to paint walls but to inspire the world around him—connecting people through bold colors, dynamic compositions, and thought-provoking imagery. Whether working with communities, businesses, or individuals, he is committed to transforming spaces and leaving a lasting impact through the power of public art.

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Audrey Carver

Audrey Carver is a mural artist and illustrator living in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With a background in environmental science, she is passionate about helping people connect to local plants and animals and helping to bring the natural world into our built environment. She has 10 years of mural painting experience, and has painted walls throughout the U.S. and internationally.

Dina Gris

Born in the United States, raised in Melbourne, and with roots in Egypt, Dina Gris is a professional muralist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. With a paintbrush in hand since the age of 15 and selling work professionally by 19, she has built a prolific career that blends fine detail with large-scale visual impact. Dina has worked with leading mural and advertising companies, producing major projects for household names, and establishing herself as a respected solo artist in the mural industry. Her portfolio includes work for prominent clients such as the iconic MCG.

Specializing in brushwork, Dina’s murals are distinguished by their precision, realism, and craftsmanship. She works across a range of mediums—acrylic, water-based paints, oil, spray, and digital design—with a strong emphasis on hand-painted techniques. Her practice bridges fine art and commercial application, with projects ranging from sports stadiums and restaurants to street-front facades, clinics, penthouses, and live event painting. With an ever-expanding list of recurring clients, Dina continues to push the boundaries of her practice, creating immersive and meaningful work across Australia.

Vodawotah

VODAWOTAH

VODAWOTAH is a Vienna-based graffiti and street artist, muralist, and senior graphic designer with a background in visual communication. Originally from Ruse, Bulgaria, he blends graffiti aesthetics with bold graphic design, creating striking large-scale artworks for brands and public spaces. With a passion for authentic urban expression, his work brings vibrant storytelling to walls worldwide.

Thais Q

Thais Queiroz is a Brazilian-American artist. Growing up in Rio de Janeiro and New York City, she gathered a mixed bag of references taken from the charming tropical nature of one and the dynamic urban energy of the other. To that bag, she adds a fascination with the past, blending nostalgia with modern aesthetic.

Nature plays a significant role in her themes, as she invites viewers to find joy in the small things in life, embrace imperfections, and live creatively. Her art is playful and lighthearted, characterized by simplicity and a bit of naiveness as if viewing the world through a child’s eyes.

With a background in fashion design, Thais graduated with honors from The Fashion Institute of New York, and has collaborated with a range of clients- from solopreneurs to notable companies like Nike and Tommy Hilfiger. She is currently based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but available to work worldwide.

Mike McKeough

Mike McKeogh is a Seattle-born artist who studied and worked in Brooklyn NY, from 2000-2011. The Stranger picked him up as a designer and illustrator where he worked for 7 years. He has designed over 60 murals across the country, as the official illustrator for Mod Pizza. His clients include HBO, GQ, Amazon, Sub Pop, the Space Needle, Top Pot Doughnuts, Nordstrom, Microsoft, Adobe, Ray Bans and Brooks shoes as an illustrator. His large-scale advertising clients include T Mobile, San Juan Seltzer, Tapster, and Pacific Paws. He currently lives near a horse riding club in the Cascade mountains.

Lela Brunet

LELA BRUNET (b. 1985) is a visual artist living in Atlanta, Georgia. She received her BA in Art Education from Kennesaw State University in 2014. With her main subject being the female form, Lela explores the contrast created when the grace of the figure and the tension of energetic patterns and colors collide together. Lela’s work explores this visual battlefield of pattern, color, and form. She works in a variety of media including murals, painting, drawing, and design. She has exhibited her work and murals in multiple galleries and events throughout the United States and internationally. Her clients include Adidas, Microsoft, MailChimp, Facebook, Starbucks, Pepsi, NCR Corporation, Orpheus Brewing, Mellow Mushroom, and Soul Cycle.

Neka King

NEKA KING is based in ATLANTA. She’s an illustrator, muralist, and fine artist working in large-scale activations.

Muhammad Yungai

I am becoming the artist I’ve always wanted to be. After receiving praise and guidance at a very early age from my father, what started as a hobby, became a fascination, then a mission. I’m mostly a self-taught artist, although acclaimed New Orleans’ artist, Richard Thomas, introduced me to painting in high school. At the same time I found the works of William Tolliver and was tremendously inspired. Finding Tolliver was a gift and a curse. I found his work so compelling that nothing I did seemed to measure up. I began working feverishly on canvas, with little success, unable to satisfy my own expectations of originality. I didn’t want to be another artist copying someone else. Finally, exhausted and frustrated, I stopped painting.

…10 Years later, I began painting again, I needed pursue my creative dream. However, before fully developed as an artist, I took a job as an art teacher at the school my daughters attended. My years as an art teacher made me profoundly better as an artist, and accidentally gave my work more purpose! It became a calling, to add more color and warmth to the school that I worked, through small murals. As a result, other principals in the network began asking me to do murals at their schools. Now, you can step inside most any of the acclaimed KIPP Charter schools in the Metro Atlanta area and it will be difficult to not see one of my murals. My vibrantly colored murals depicting inspirational and diverse images of people of color adorn the walls in the hallways, classrooms, and lobbies. With my wife as my business partner, I am now fulfilling a mission to create school murals across America, to inspire students, and make the educational experience warmer and brighter for them and their teachers.

JoeKingATL

I consider myself a social artist. My work is mainly described as installation art. I use a number of tools and mediums to create my work including photography, murals, street art, wheatpaste, painting, sculpture, architecture, poetry to name a few. People are my primary interest and it is my appreciation for people that informs so much of my creative work. My work is always multi-dimensional because I see a world where people are not flat. They are not obstacles, or heroes, or rogues, or saints. They are people – dimensional and deep. There are no strangers in your world when you meet people fully prepared to accept who they are. My work does not seek to capture or take but to give and to elevate. I pride myself on making art that has lasting in relevance, inclusive and many times interactive. I welcome and enjoy collaboration and I have a way turning personal projects inside out, finding a way to make the work be less about the author and more integral to a community. I have collaborated with artists of all types including dancers both as a performer and exhibitor. I am inspired by others artists and people in my community and I believe in giving back for the opportunities i have been given. I do so by creating new opportunities not just for myself but to give others a chance to create. No matter how my work may evolve, or into what media I may explore, you will always find that I center myself through my great affection for people.

Joe is a graduate of Savannah College of Art & Design with a Master of Architecture Degree and the recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Architecture Award, AIA Design Award and the Commitment to Sustainability Award. He is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts and 701 CCA Residency program. He has executed commissions for many private and public entities.