Murals

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Michael Johnn is a mural artist who works primarily with spray paint and acrylics, creating large-scale pieces that combine realism with street-inspired style. His work often reflects his lifelong connection to hip-hop culture and the laid-back energy of artists like Snoop Dogg. Focused on atmosphere, balance, and storytelling, Michael’s murals bring a sense of rhythm and authenticity to every wall he paints.

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AMONG GIANTS

The mural was painted on the side of a shed in a friend’s backyard. Inspired by his love of squirrels, the piece captures a playful scene of a squirrel relaxing in the sun, surrounded by flowers and mushrooms. The artwork was created to bring color, warmth, and a touch of joy to the space.

CONCRETE JUNGLE

Painted in an abandoned warehouse in the middle of winter, this mural captures two tigers locked in motion—a reflection of strength, survival, and instinct. With no power or heat, only cold air and silence, the process itself became part of the piece. Every layer of spray paint and acrylic carries the atmosphere of that moment: raw, unfiltered, and real.

Murals

UP IN SMOKE

Michael Johnn is a mural artist who works primarily with spray paint and acrylics, creating large-scale pieces that combine realism with street-inspired style. His work often reflects his lifelong connection to hip-hop culture and the laid-back energy of artists like Snoop Dogg. Focused on atmosphere, balance, and storytelling, Michael’s murals bring a sense of rhythm and authenticity to every wall he paints.

UP IN SMOKE

AMONG GIANTS

I painted this mural on the side of a shed in my friend’s backyard. He loved squirrels, so I wanted to create something fun and full of life. It shows a squirrel relaxing in the sun, surrounded by flowers and mushrooms. The goal was to make something bright that would bring a little happiness to the space.

CONCRETE JUNGLE

Painted in an abandoned warehouse in the middle of winter, this mural captures two tigers locked in motion—a reflection of strength, survival, and instinct. With no power or heat, only cold air and silence, the process itself became part of the piece. Every layer of spray paint and acrylic carries the atmosphere of that moment: raw, unfiltered, and real.