Los Feliz
Murals

This large-scale postcard mural from Victor Ving reflects his signature “Greetings From” style, celebrating the landmarks, history, and character of Los Feliz.

The concept was developed in collaboration with the property owner with generous funding from the Los Feliz Improvement Association. Ving is known nationally for the Greetings Tour series – highly visible public artworks that double as destination landmarks, strengthening neighborhood pride and creating iconic photo opportunities that drive foot traffic to surrounding businesses.

An original site-specific mural by Los Feliz artist Ryan “Yanoe” Sarfati, designed for this wall to celebrate the creativity and artistic identity of the neighborhood.

Yanoe is the Curator of the Los Feliz Mural Festival. His work blends wildlife imagery, bold color, and contemporary street art influences, and reflects a long commitment to placemaking and the power of public art to strengthen local identity.

The project, generously sponsored by CD13, replaces a frequently vandalized wall with a vibrant public artwork, and will receive a protective anti-graffiti coating to support long-term preservation.

A new original mural by internationally acclaimed artist Shepard Fairey, replacing a previous Fairey mural at this same site that has reached the end of its lifespan.

Fairey has a unique connection to this wall, having created the artwork that stood here before. The new piece continues the site’s legacy as a destination for public art and a neighborhood landmark, reimagining a familiar corner through his bold graphic style.

This new mural on the side of The Punchbowl is a collaboration between two Los Angeles-based mural artists.

Angelica Navarro transforms urban spaces into richly layered public art experiences rooted in color, movement, and natural form. She is known for vibrant large-scale floral compositions and immersive botanical imagery, both clearly featured in this new work.

Eric “Zoueh” Skotnes creates immersive public artworks that transform urban walls into bold cultural landmarks rooted in movement, mythology, and street culture. His contribution to this mural incorporates his style of dynamic art that blends classical figuration with contemporary graffiti techniques.

This bold large-scale installation was designed by internationally recognized Austrian muralist Nychos, for the alley wall adjacent to Wacko and its rear parking area.

The mural is envisioned as a way to revitalize a highly visible but underutilized service alley through public art, replacing a heavily deteriorated existing mural. The project has been enthusiastically embraced by the Wacko team as a natural extension of the store’s creative and irreverent identity.

Nychos is known for immersive public artworks blending illustration, anatomy, and surreal visual storytelling – rooted in graffiti culture and drawing on comics, heavy metal, and scientific illustration.