Mural painted in 2024 at Hele gas station in Kalihi-Palama, Oʻahu, HI.

Mural painted in 2024 at Hele gas station on Kapahulu Ave, Oʻahu, HI.

Mural painted on Kōloa Public Library, for Spectra Fest 2024. Kōloa, Kauaʻi.

Day themed mural in 2023 inside the lobby of Howzit Hostels in Wailuku, Maui.

🌙 See the night themed mural counterpart here.

Night themed mural in 2023 inside the lobby of Howzit Hostels in Wailuku, Maui.

☀️ See it’s day themed mural counterpart here.

Interactive skater mural for Hawaii Walls 2023. Located at the gym entrance of Palama Settlement. Kalihi, Hawaii.

See the process here!

Mural painted in 2021 for the Little Free Diverse Library located at Da Shop in Kaimuki, Hawaii.

Read about the process here!

Collaborative mural with Punky Aloha (Shar Tuiasoa) for POW! WOW! The First Decade: From Hawaiʻi to the World at Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii. 2021

Collaborative mural with Punky Aloha for Pow! Wow! Hawaii 2020. Located on the front wall of the Fisher Hawaii building.

See the process here!

Commissioned mural for Bevy Bar in Kakaako, HI painted on wood panels. Measures about 18ft X 8ft.

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Traffic signal box mural in Kailua, Hawaii for StreetArt Hawaii.

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Mural for Pow! Wow! Hawaii 2019. Wall measures about 37ft X 6ft, and is located on Coral Street (Kakaako, Hawaii.)

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Mural for Pow! Wow! Hawaii 2018. Photos courtesy of Jasper Wong. 57ft X 8ft. Kakaako, Hawaii.

This mural was inspired by my young neighbors, Kala and Roy, who built their boat “River Bandit” when they were 8 years old! They catch giant barracuda and other monsters in the canal in our backyard.

See the other treasures they’ve picked up in the River Bandit here.

This was a temporary mural created for the “28 Summers” solo exhibition at Kailua Gallery.

Ashtanga Yoga Richmond (AYR) is a yoga studio located in Richmond, Virginia. Jill Vitamin and I were commissioned to paint a mural of Ganesh in the larger of two studios in their space.

Please read the full write up explaining the mural’s importance and symbolism here.

I was commissioned by the Richmond Restaurant Group to paint murals and signage for East Coast Provisions (a.k.a. Coast), a seafood restaurant in Carytown, Richmond, Virginia.
I was asked to paint white text on the interior brick walls of the restaurant. The owners wanted a “ghost sign” appearance, so the letters are oversized, abruptly cropped, whitewashed and distressed to look like they had been painted on the walls long before the restaurant was opened. All together they read the name of the restaurant (East Coast Provisions), as well as the word Oyster along the downstairs bar wall.